Board Games

For conscientious parents looking for a game that is both educational and fun, What's The Time Mr Wolf? is a great board game to develop analogue and digital time telling skills. Players must race their character around the board matching the times to the central clock - but watch out for the hungry wolf! There are two ways to play this educational game - one by matching analogue times and moving the clock hands, and the second by matching digital times to analogue. What's the Time Mr Wolf features cute woodland animals which children will love, including bunnies and hedgehogs.

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Help the dinosaurs to find their missing spots! This fun game features double-sided dinosaur boards with two games in one - on one side a shape board and on the other a colour board. Throw either the shape or colour dice and be the first to cover your dinosaur board with the correct pieces. Dotty Dinosaurs features beautiful hand drawn illustrations of different types of dinosaur, which parents can use to discuss with children.

They can also discuss the different types of shapes they can see in the game, from simple shapes like circles and squares to the more complex semicircles and diamonds.

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Magic Maths is an exciting and spellbinding maths game for children aged 5-7. Players take turns to solve the sums and fill their boards with yucky spell ingredients, from worm-infested cupcakes to brains and bogies! Once players have worked out the answer to the sum, the magic begins...by turning over their card and rubbing the heath sensitive patches to reveal if their answer is correct. The game has been designed specifically for KS1 maths in collaboration with teachers and educational professionals.

Therefore, it incorporates a broad range of sums including addition, subtraction and multiplication to offer a challenging game. Featuring competitive gameplay, fun wizard characters and a broad range of simple and challenging sums, this spellbinding game is bound to be a favourite amongst conscientious parents and budding wizards!

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Take turns swapping your small veg patch cards to match the central veg patch board - be the first to do so and shout "Veg Patch Match!” But watch out for Mr Sprout...when another player uses this card, they can change the veg patch that everyone is matching to...turning potential winners into potential losers! Veg Patch Match can be used to teach children about healthy eating and where fruits and vegetables come from, with fun educational facts on the back of the cards! The game includes a learning booklet, which children can use to learn the names of fruits and vegetables and where they grow e.g. above the ground or below the ground.

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Cheeky Monkeys is a fun game where there’s no hanging around as you battle to collect the most bananas – but watch out for other players trying to steal them! Designed for children aged 4-8, this game of chance encourages children to think strategically and make decisions. On every turn, players must choose whether to play it safe after their first turn or spin the spinner to either collect or risk losing more bananas! The innovative design of the 3D tree and hanging monkeys adds another fun dimension to the game! Designed for 2-4 players, this exciting game is fun and appealing for all the family.

In January 2017, Cheeky Monkeys joined the ranks of Orchard Toys' award-winning games, winning a Best New Toy award at the London Toy Fair in the 'Games' category.

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Match and Spell Next Steps is the perfect progression from Orchard Toys’ bestselling, award-winning Match and Spell. Aimed at children aged 5 and over, the game helps to develop more advanced reading and spelling skills using both sounds and blends. The game is played by building a variety of familiar and more advanced words, from ‘Moth’ to ‘Balloon’, with the help of colourful illustrations to identify words. Parents can use the sound and blend cards to encourage children to make the individual sounds as well as saying the entire word aloud. There are 18 words included in the game. Once children become more confident, they can turn over the boards to use the blank side for a more challenging game. The game is finished once all the word boards have been completed. This colourful game is a great way to teach children about spelling and phonics in a fun and progressive way

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This colourful, farmyard-themed game can be played both as a single player pairing activity or a memory game. Young players can start by turning all the farm cards picture side up and trying to match the head and tail parts. This deceptively simple matching activity can be altered for more advanced play by turning the cards picture side down and playing as a matching and memory game. Children can also develop their maths skills by counting their pairs at the end of the game. Featuring twelve friendly farm characters and objects to match, Farmyard Heads & Tails encourages observational and memory skills whilst introducing very young children to the concept of turn-taking! Young children will love the bold and colourful illustrations, and the large, chunky cards are ideal for little hands. In late 2016, Farmyard Heads and Tails won a Bronze award in the prestigious Mother & Baby awards in the 'Best Toddler Toy Under 24 Months' category.

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In this fun food-themed game, each player picks a chef board with a different recipe - from lasagne to cupcakes - and matches the ingredient cards to their board. They must then spin the spinner to get their plate and wait for their meal to cook! Who will be the first to serve up a tasty treat? The game can be used to get children interested in cooking by talking about the different ingredients and utensils, as well as foods from around the world. The addition of the spinner turns Crazy Chefs into a game of chance to see who will cook their meal first! (Instruction both Thai & English are in the boxes)

 

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A fun international version of our Money Match Cafe game, with dollars and cents replacing pence.This is the perfect educational game for 5-8 year olds, developing skills in addition and money handling...with lots of imaginative play for added fun! The game encourages children to create a cafe scene using their own teddies, dolls and toys. After they have done this, they must use their roleplay skills to add up the coins to match the price of a meal and serve it to the correct customer. The player to serve all their meals first wins! Children will love playing waiter in this fun game and serving tasty meals to their toys is bound to get them giggling - a great way to make maths fun!

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