Orchard Game - One Dog, Ten Frogs

Count and match the pairs in this fun memory game! Teach number sequencing and learn numbers up to 15! Play as a single-person activity or a multi-player game. This giant floor activity features supersize cards for even more fun and play value! The game includes a variety of friendly characters to pair and count, helping children learn to count to 15 with the aid of a handy reference board. To play, players take turns picking up a card and counting the characters before picking up a second card and counting the characters on it. If both cards match, the player keeps them; if not, they are placed back face down and play passes to the next player. Players use their memory skills to match the cards. Play continues until all the cards have been paired. Once all pairs are matched, players can use the number reference board to create a jumbo number line with their supersize cards. One Dog, Ten Frogs can be enjoyed as a single person activity or a multi-player game. Contents: 30 jumbo pairs cards, 1 number reference board, and 1 instruction leaflet.

Suitable for ages 3+

Developmental Benefits

. Numeracy Skills: Enhances understanding of numbers and counting to 15.

. Memory Recall: Strengthens memory through the matching and pairing of cards.

. Number Sequencing: Teaches number order and sequencing, reinforcing numerical concepts.

. Concentration and Focus: Improves attention span and the ability to concentrate on tasks.

. Visual and Spatial Skills: Develops the ability to recognise patterns and spatial relationships.

. Fine Motor Skills: Enhances hand-eye coordination through the manipulation of cards.

. Social Skills: Promotes interaction and communication with others, fostering teamwork and turn-taking.

. Problem-solving: Encourages logical thinking and strategy in matching pairs.

. Confidence and Independence: Boosts self-esteem as children successfully match pairs and complete the game.

. Engagement and Motivation: Makes learning fun and engaging, motivating children to practice their counting and memory skills.