Shopping List Game

I bought this game for my daughter’s 3rd birthday, and it’s been a total hit from the very first play! "Shopping List" by Orchard Toys is a beautifully designed game that’s simple enough for a toddler to grasp, but cleverly structured to help build key skills like turn-taking, memory, and matching. What I especially love is how it encourages patience and teaches the concept of following rules—something that’s not always easy for a 3-year-old! She’s learning to wait her turn, recognise different items, and remember where they are on the table, all while having fun “shopping” for the items on her list. I hope this review helps! The quality is fantastic—everything feels durable and well made (perfect for enthusiastic little hands). The artwork is bright and appealing, and the trolleys and baskets are a lovely touch that makes the game feel more immersive. It’s also a great bonding activity for the whole family. We’ve had lots of laughs playing it together, and I love that it's screen-free and genuinely educational. Highly recommended for parents of little ones aged 3–7. A fantastic way to introduce children to the world of games, sharing, and thinking skills.

Love this game. I ordered it for my 2 year old. She is struggling with the sharing turns/ game concept but excelling with the solo game. It is excellent for matching items to the shopping lists and learning new words. The game is beautifuly designed and a great concept. Sharp printing with lovely illustrations. The tiles, trolleys and shopping lists are thick card with a glossy finish. She has tried to chew a couple with minimal damage. They seem to be fairly durable and sturdy. Perfect for memory, fine motor skills, object recognition, language skills and coordination. It is also an excellent price and would make a good gift. I am a fan of orchard educational toys and will continue to buy their products.

A fun game which helps with learning definitely recommend this easy to play game.

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Really good kids, keeps em busy…….. for a while 😂

Bought as a gift for my 4 year old and it’s a hit! Simple game that can be played by all the family. You each pick a cardboard shopping list and then a cardboard basket or trolley to add your shopping tiles to. The tiles are placed face down and then you take it in turns to turn the tiles ober and see if it is a match with your list. First to get all their shopping list/fill their basket wins! Memory game initially with the tiles but lots of other learning opps with phonics and reading etc.

A super fun game for tiny ones. Again, one can play it in many variations, matching cards to pictures, learning new words and one can play it with several people. The game cards are sturdy, only the box is a bit weak.

A simple, well designed game to play with young children. Me and my niece play this all the time and she is becoming familiar with day to day items including food items like bread and milk, as well as miscellaneous items such as paper towels. The drawings are simple and colourful, making them appealing to the eye. The set up and clean up are also quick and easy, providing an opportunity to teach children about setting up games and cleaning up after themselves. Highly recommended.

I bought this Shopping List game for my 4-year-old and it's been a huge hit! The quality is outstanding - made from durable recycled cardboard with a wipe-clean finish that's perfect for little hands. The printing is crisp, edges are smooth and safe, and everything stores away neatly. You can tell Orchard Toys knows what they're doing with nearly 50 years of experience. The educational value is fantastic. My child has developed amazing matching and memory skills while having so much fun. It works on multiple levels - younger kids can play it as simple matching, while older ones tackle the full memory challenge. With 4 shopping lists and 32 items, there's great variety. The trolley and basket elements make it extra engaging, and it's perfectly portable for restaurants or travel. This accommodates 2-4 players beautifully and has become our go-to family game. Even as an adult, I genuinely enjoy playing along. It's a wonderful screen-time alternative that actually engages kids and encourages great conversations about food and shopping. After months of regular play, this remains one of our most-used games. Highly recommended for ages 3-7!

Allego qualche foto per far vedere che i colori sono molto belli, vividi.Tutti i componenti del gioco sono di un cartoncino molto spesso quindi molto resistente. È il terzo giorno gioco che compro della orchard Toys, i precedenti li avevo comprati per le mie figlie uno era "party party party" e l'altro era "bus stop" è ho voluto ricomprare un gioco della orchard perché già ero soddisfatta di questa ditta. Questa volta lo regalerò a mia nipote. Come vedrete dalle foto le istruzioni sono anche in italiano e in altre lingue però le liste delle spese sono in inglese perché è quello il fine del gioco: fare imparare qualche nome che già fanno a scuola dei cibi in inglese. Interessante secondo me il fatto che si possano prendere gli extra che sono la shopping list che riguarda i vestiti e quella che riguarda la frutta e verdura. Tra l'altro unendo tra loro le tre shopping list il gioco diventa ancora più divertente. Mia figlia piccola che ha 10 anni ancora con le amichette del mare, che sono state conquistate da questo gioco, gioca volentieri a party party party e si diverte molto. Quindi l'età è varia

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This is a fun game which is easy enough for a three year old to enjoy. It's a bit like memory but you have to match the pictures to your shopping cart and put them in. If they are someone elses, you have to turn the card around again and the one who needs it had to wait (and remember the place) until it's his or her turn. It's very good to help your kids with their language, too, as you can make the children say: "I have the banana" or "The apples are mine" (we are a bilingual family and my son had problems with his ears so his speach was delayed. This has really helped his language skills to develop in a fun way). Even my busy boy loves sitting down for it and it works well when friends his age or even a bit older join in. I've subsequently given it as a present to some of them. Have fun!