Red Dog, Blue Dog. Hope turned three this week and one of her presents was this game. I had been recommended it by a friend who told me it was very easy for a three year old to understand as well as being educational and fun too. I have to agree, in the short time we have had it I can see how this is a very good game suitable for a three year old to play. In the box The game comes in a sturdy cardboard box. This box is more sturdy than some that we have so it is ideal as Hope has a habit of standing on them or being rather rough which can lead to us then having to find a new home to house the game. Within this box you get 4 game boards and 24 ...  Read the complete review

With my daughter coming up for age 3 at Christmas, I wanted to get her something that was not just another toy, I wanted something that would get her mind working, and something where she could learn taking turns and new social skills etc. So I had a look on Amazon at the Orchard Toys games, and read various reviews, and this one seemed like it was the best for her age. The game itself is called 'Red Dog Blue Dog' and is described as a 'first colour match lotto'. It's a very simple game and is aimed at 2-5 year olds. What you get in the box is 4 playing boards, 24 colour cards and 1 instruction leaflet. The game can be played with 2-4 players ...  Read the complete review

When my daughter started in reception at school they took it in turns with another group to bring home what they call chatter matters bags. These bags are great and will include a story, some colouring or counting activity and a game most of which are from the Orchard Games range. The game comes in a cardboard box which is pretty strong, the box is bright yellow in colour and on it there is a red dog and a blue dog each with a playing card and a matching card pictured. The front of the box tells you it is an Orchard game and that it is suitable for children for ages 2-5 years. Inside the box there is a set of instructions which obviously is always ...  Read the complete review

My son was given this game for his 2nd birthday last year. It got a little lost amongst his other presents, so when all the excitement had calmed down we had a look at it. The game has 4 boards, each with 6 brightly and differently coloured animals/cars/flowers etc. The aim of the game is to match the correctly coloured card to the one on the board. I have to admit we haven't yet played this as the game it is meant to be as my son doesn't quite understand the rules! The reason I'm reviewing it though is that he still loves it! He likes to get the 4 boards lined up in front of him and start matching away. It actually surprised me how quickly he picked up the ...  Read the complete review