Orchard Toys Shopping List

There's something about baby toys that simulate activities only meant for adults. My babies have toy phones, toy cooking equipment, toy post boxes and now a toy shopping game. The Orcard Toys Shopping List is made up of: 4 shopping trolleys 4 pictured shopping lists 32 pictures of different foods It's a winner, because you can play the game on different levels of difficulty. What I do with my two year old is grab a trolley, put all the food face up, then take a shopping list. We then point to something on the shopping list and he has to find it on the floor and put it in the shopping trolley: simple. The next level of ...  Read the complete review

My son got this game for Christmas and I have to say we have had hours of fun with it. He's only just turned two and the game is recommended for aged 3yrs and over but it's so versatile that we have been using it in different ways as well as the original game that it suggests to play. In the box. When you open the lid you will find: 4 shopping trolleys 4 pictured shopping lists 32 pictures of different foods. All of the above are on really solid bits of card that would be very difficult to bend or mishape in any way. How to play: The instructions recommend the following: 1. Each players gets a shoppping ...  Read the complete review

I found this game last year in Boots while shopping for christmas presents. We have a lot of younger children, all under 5, to buy for, including our son, so I always try to make the most of the 3 for 2 offers in Boots, especially as they stock Early Learning toys. This way I know I've bought quality gifts for bargain prices and collected advantage points. Perfect! It was whilst trying to find the third 'free' toy that I spotted this game, very easy to spot actually with it's bright yellow box and colourful pictures of a variety of groceries and two smiling people. (Obviously not designed on me when I'm grocery shopping!) There is a blue symbol on the ...  Read the complete review

Shopping List is a lovely simple game from Orchard Toys which is both enjoyable and educational at the same time! Most little children are also used to being wheeled around sainsburys or Tesco with Mum or Dad, so this game can relate to very real experiences for them! Shopping List arrives as quite a small box which contains four cards with pictures of shopping trolleys on them, four cards containing shopping lists and thirty two items to put in the trolleys. The way you play the game is that each player (up to four) has a shopping trolley and a shopping list, and the aim is to be the first person to fill your trolley with the items on your list. The way you ...  Read the complete review

Shopping List from Orchard Toys was one of the great successes from our family Christmas. My 2 oldest children aged 7 and 5 both got an Orchard Toys game for Christmas 2007. The older child a girl got Tummy Ache, and the younger a boy got Shopping List. We were first introduced to Orchard Toys by my 5 year old's nursery school. They provide Story Sacks for the children to take home, a large number of the Story Sacks contain a game from Orchard Toys. The games are supposed to be fun and educational and I couldn't agree more. Shopping List, cost me around £4.99 from Smyth's Toys. It is a memory game aimed at 3-7 year olds, and for 2-4 ...  Read the complete review