Orchard

This colorful farm game can be played alone, where you match the cards, or as a memory game. Young children can start by turning the farm cards face up and trying to match heads and tails. Or you can make it more advanced, where the cards are turned face down, so that it becomes a matching and memory game. There are 12 different farm characters and items to match. For 1-4 players. From 18 months

Make learning to count from 1 to 20 fun by matching the simple picture cards with the numbers. In this puzzle, there is no possibility of cheating, because only the right cards match. It allows your child to fix their puzzle themselves. Age 3-6 years.

First Jungle Friends is the perfect introduction to puzzles. Little fans of puzzles will love this set where two jungle animals must be brought together. These first puzzles are carefully designed to support the development of children's key skills such as hand-eye coordination and motor skills. The large pieces are wipeable and have strong visual clues to help children collect the cute jungle animals. From 24 months.

These five colorful puzzles consist of different work vehicles, such as an excavator and a cement mixer. The puzzle also contains 6 extra pieces, which provide extra play value and encourage imaginative role play. From 3 years.

This beautifully illustrated puzzle features a wide variety of dinosaurs, from triceratops to a T-Rex, in a lush prehistoric landscape. Kids will love talking about the different dinosaurs they spot. The puzzle measures 58 x 40 cm and contains 50 pieces. From 4 years.

Dinosaur Picture Lottery is a perfect game for dinosaur enthusiasts! Players between the ages of 3 and 7 take turns turning over the colorful dinosaur cards and compete to be the first to fill their dinosaur board with matching pictures. The game can be played in two ways, either in the simple way with visible illustrations or in a more challenging way with blank cards. This means that both young and older children can join in and play at the same time by simply turning the boards over. The game features a wide variety of dinosaur characters for kids to find and identify - perfect for exploring. For 2-4 players. From 3 to 7 years.

Ride over the rainbow towards the pot of gold in this magical and puzzling hunt for heads and tails. Players take turns picking up tail cards that they must match with the unicorn heads. For each unicorn matched, the player can move one step closer to the prize, the magical pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. The game features cute unicorn characters and a rainbow game board that kids will love! Young children can use Rainbow Unicorns as a matching game, and as they learn the different colors, they can say out loud the color of the unicorn card they turn over. For 2-4 players. From 3 to 5 years.

These six puzzles consist of cute farm animals that kids will love. A pig, a chicken, a cow, a duck, a horse and a sheep. With two pieces that fit together, this puzzle is perfect for developing hand-eye coordination in young children. The puzzle can also contribute to promoting the children's language development when they have to say the names of the different animals. From 18 months.

This picture lottery has 24 animal motifs and 4 different colored buses to choose from. While the children are getting better at matching and remembering, they will love looking at the different animals and seeing what they need to get on the bus. This travel size game is for 2-4 players ages 3-6.

An enchanting 50-piece puzzle in an enchanting scene, magical unicorns and charming animals from the forest. Children will have fun putting together the colorful puzzle while trying to spot all the funny characters and animals
A fun learning guide is also included with different topics to talk about when the puzzle is assembled, including questions that promote the ability to observe and improve the child's counting and imaginative play. For example, you could ask 'how many fairies can you see?' or 'where is the frog prince sitting?'. The topics of conversation make the beautiful puzzle more fun for children to put together again and again. From 4 years.

Shopping list is a quick and simple game that can keep children's attention. Players take turns turning over cards that show everyday items, from tomatoes to washing powder to pizza. If the card matches a picture on the player's shopping list, she/he is prompted to say the item out loud and add it to her basket or cart. Older children can play more strategically by remembering where the cards from their list are placed. The winner is the player who collects all the items on his list first and thus fills his cart or basket! For 2-4 players. Age 3-7 years.

A fun and simple game for children between 2 and 6 years old. Turn over the boot cards and find matching pairs for your monsters. The first player to fill their board wins the game. The game can be played in two ways, one easier and one more advanced. This means that children of all ages can join in and play together, either where they match the pairs or as a more complicated memory game. The patterned boots can also be used to encourage children to identify the objects that they can see on them. And then the children will certainly have fun with the colorful illustrations of crazy monsters. For 2-4 players. Age 2-6 years.

Just like in traditional dominoes, the aim of the game is to get rid of your cards as quickly as possible and build a domino chain. Dinosaur Domino develops children's matching and observation skills when they have to match the right dinosaur with the end of the domino chain. Older children will also find it fun to talk about the different dinosaur species they see on the cards. This travel-sized game is for 2-4 players ages 3 to 5.

This is a fun and engaging way to learn the numbers from 1 to 20. Each number in the Giant Numbers puzzle consists of large pieces, which make it easier for children to handle and assemble. But Not only that, the set also contains cut-out figures that can be used with or without the puzzle and give children an interactive and versatile learning experience.
To further promote the learning process, a learning guide is included with fun things to talk about, such as 'can you find a pink pencil?', and 'what do bees do?' From 3 years.

GOAAAAL! Who will be the top scorer in this mini soccer game? Roll the dice and match the number of dots with the number on the soccer jersey. When the game is over, it is the number of footballs on the back of the cards that determines who will run the victory lap. Fun, simple and compact Penalty kick competition, which is perfect for football games at home or on the go. For 2-4 players. Age 3-7 years.

Who collects the most jewels in this magical and colorful guessing game? Turn the dial and select a matching sun, moon or star. But before you can get the jewels into the treasure chest, you have to guess what color the jewel is? If the player guesses correctly, he/she can keep the jewel, if not, the card must be returned to the table. The player with the most cards in the treasure chest at the end of the game wins the game. The game's small and compact size is perfect for magical fun at home or on the go. For 2-4 players. Age 3-7 years.

Hurry to find all the bones so you can build your 3D dinosaur. All players choose a pick color that matches the color of their dinosaur. Players take turns picking up a dinosaur bone from the 3D game board with the pickaxe. If the color of the number matches the pick color, the player can add the part to their dinosaur body. But be careful, because if you get hold of a T-Rex card, you have to surrender a piece of your dinosaur to the board. The winner is the player who builds his dinosaur first. For 2-4 players. From 4 years.

This brightly colored 25-piece puzzle depicts a busy jungle scene with plenty of wildlife to spot, including tigers, elephants, monkeys and crocodiles.
Also included is a fun learning guide with different topics to talk about when the puzzle is assembled, including questions that promote the ability to observe and make the child better at counting and talking about knowledge.'Who's that swinging around between the trees?' 'Why does the giraffe have a long neck?' From 3 years.

Race to the bus station and pick up or drop off passengers along the way. Roll the die to move your bus around the board, landing on either a plus or minus space. Players must spin the dial to determine how many passengers will be on or off the bus. The winner is the player who has the most passengers on their bus when they finally arrive at the bus station. For 2-4 players. From 4 to 8 years.

Match the lovely farm animals with their babies and place them inside the 3D barn. This game can be played in 4 different ways, so that the game develops in line with the child's development. The game contains 30 large cards that are perfect for little hands and can be wiped clean. When players match the cards correctly, they are encouraged to say like the animal on the card before placing the pair of cards in the 3D barn. For 1-4 players. From 24 months.

Here you get a total of three games in one box. Choose for yourself which of the fantastic unicorn-themed games you want to play. You can help the unicorns get to the party in this exciting board game or turn the board over for a unicorn themed snakes and ladders game. You can also use the unicorn boards for a mix and match activity and let your imagination run wild with different outfit combinations. For 2-4 players. From 4 to 8 years.