Orchard Toys Pop to the Shops Board Game
Unlock the Fun of Money Management!
Introduce your children to the exciting world of money management with the Orchard Toys Pop to the Shops Board Game! Designed for children aged 5-9, this engaging educational toy helps kids develop essential skills in handling money, giving change, and understanding the value of currency—all while having a blast!
Product Features:
- Educational Objectives: This board game focuses on teaching children about money management and the concept of giving change, making learning enjoyable and effective.
- Ideal Age Range: Perfect for ages 5-9, but suitable for older kids up to 11 years as they refine their money skills.
- Number of Players: Designed for 2-4 players, making it a great choice for family game nights and playdates!
- Game Components: The game includes 62 pieces, ensuring a variety of gameplay scenarios and strategies to keep kids engaged.
- Dimensions: Compact and easy to store, this game measures 30 x 2 x 23 cm and weighs only 349 g.
- No Assembly Required: Jump straight into the fun with no assembly needed!
- Durable Material: Made from high-quality plastic, ensuring longevity for countless game nights.
- Batteries Not Required: Enjoy screen-free fun without the need for batteries or electronic components.
Why Choose Orchard Toys?
Since its launch on January 1, 2004, the Orchard Toys Pop to the Shops Board Game has become a favorite among parents and educators alike. By combining play with essential life skills, this board game offers a unique opportunity for children to learn about money in a fun and interactive way.
Encourage your child to develop confidence in their money handling abilities while enjoying quality time with family and friends.
Get Ready to Play!
Bring home the Orchard Toys Pop to the Shops Board Game today and watch as your child’s money skills flourish through play!
M T –
This game is fantastic! My 4-year-old absolutely enjoys it, and we’ve lost track of how many times we’ve played. It features four shops: a bakery, a minimarket, a greengrocer, and a news agent, each offering six products. Players take on the roles of both shopkeepers and shoppers, armed with a basket, plastic money (£1.5), and a figurine like Miss Baker or Mr. Greengrocer. Shopkeepers display their products while players draw from a facedown set to determine what they’ll buy next, including the shop and price. Each time a player passes the bank, they collect 20p. Then, it’s time to roll the dice and shop! The winner is the one who fills their basket first. It’s an excellent way for kids to learn about buying and selling, asking prices, using money, making change, and engaging in polite conversation. The only downside is that all shops and shopkeepers need to be in play; otherwise, if there aren’t four players, someone has to manage multiple characters and shops. It does take a bit of time to finish, but overall, it’s a wonderful game.
Amazon Customer –
An excellent game for teaching them about money and numbers!
Jellytots –
I bought this for my 5-year-old niece for Christmas, and we played it together on Christmas Day. It was a delightful game that kept everyone’s attention, including her 7-year-old sister. They love pretending to run shops at my house, whether it’s in the garden with watering cans and plastic pots or inside with food and jewelry. This game perfectly aligns with their interest in playing shops! I plan to have them bring it along when they visit. It’s a great way for them to learn about money and the different items sold in various shops. I highly recommend this game for my nieces!