Peter Rabbit™ Posting Game – Orchard Toys

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Perfect for Peter Rabbit fans Encourages colour recognition and matching skills With 3 fun ways to play for added variety and progression Engaging as an individual activity or for group play Ideal as a birthday gift for children aged 2+ Introduce your toddlers to the world of Beatrix Potter with thi

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Description

Perfect for Peter Rabbit fans
Encourages colour recognition and matching skills
With 3 fun ways to play for added variety and progression
Engaging as an individual activity or for group play
Ideal as a birthday gift for children aged 2+

Introduce your toddlers to the world of Beatrix Potter with this adorable 3D posting game, featuring beloved characters such as Tom Kitten,Jemima Puddle-Duck, Squirrel Nutkin and more.

Designed for children as young as 2 years, this fun game encourages colour recognition, matching and memory skills.

Players post cards featuring beloved characters like Mrs.Tiggy-Winkle and iconic items such as Mr. McGregor’s watering can from thePeter Rabbit™ stories into matching coloured houses. With three exciting ways to play, the game is bursting with fun whilst encouraging learning.

Game one: Children take turns posting a card into the matching coloured house. This very simple gameplay helps to develop children’s early learning colour matching skills and introduces them to the concept of taking turns.

Game two: A more advance level of play where each player selects a house and takes turns drawing a card. If the colour matches their house, they get to post it. This non-competitive gameplay helps to develops children’s matching and memory skills and ability to understand gameplay and develop social skills.

Game three: This the most competitive of all the three gameplays where children compete to be the first player to post all six matching coloured cards into their house wins the game!