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Orchard Game - Lunch Box Game

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$20.4 $30 In stock

Promote healthy eating and improve memory skills with this tasty lotto game — players race to fill their lunchbox with bright, bold illustrations of healthy foods, from strawberries to raisins. Play can become more interactive for older players by naming the foods aloud and discussing different types of healthy eating.

Details

  • 4 jigsaw lunchbox boards, 24 item cards, 1 instruction leaflet
  • Box size: 19.3 x 14.2 x 5cm
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Julian F. ★★★★★

My kids argue over whose turn it is to match the raisins and peppers, which says everything about how much they love this memory game. The sturdy cards hold up well to constant shuffling, and the race to fill the lunchbox keeps everyone engaged until the last piece is found.

Emily N. ★★★★★

The illustrations of strawberries and grapes are so bright and detailed that my daughter loves sorting them before we even start a round. It’s a clever way to sneak in conversation about healthy eating while we play.

Claire ★★★★★

My three-year-old actually asks to play this at snack time now. The bright strawberry and raisin illustrations are clear enough she can match them herself, and it’s been a sneaky way to get her excited about trying new fruits.