• CATCH THE FISH - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, can you catch a fish alive? Fill your fish jar with colourful fish, but watch out for the shark who could eat them all! The friendly colourful fish, the simple and engaging gameplay will have children reaching for this game time and time again.
• DEVELOPS COUNTING AND NUMBER RECOGNITION – This Orchard Toys board game is a great way to introduce numbers and early math skills, and to make learning to count a fun experience.
• INCLUDES: 30 bubble cards, 4 jar boards, spinner, instruction leaflet
• GREAT FOR PRESCHOOL AND SCHOOL KIDS - For boys and girls age 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 years
• FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY – With easy gameplay for 2 to 4 players, Catch and Count is a fun addition to family game night. Children will learn counting and numbers and have fun talking about the fish they catch

Product Description

Catch and Count

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, can you catch a fish alive? Fill your fish bowl with colourful fish, but watch out for the shark who could eat them all! Catch and Count is a great way to make learning to count a fun experience for children from the age of 3 years. The friendly colourful fish, the simple and engaging gameplay will have children reaching for this game time and time again.

Contents

Spinner

Spin the spinner, count the number of bubbles and collect the matching cards for your fish board. Children will love the fun shell spinner.

Fish Bowl Playing Board

The player with the most fish in their fish bowl wins the game.

Friendly Fish Playing Cards

Learn about different friendly sea creatures including pufferfish, clownfish, starfish and crabs!

Educational Benefits

Number and Counting Skills

Children will develop number and counting skills as identify the number on the spinner and count the number of bubbles on the fish playing cards.

Observation Skills

Children will have to look out for the shark. If they turn over a shark card, it will eat the fish in their jar and they will have to start again!

Encourages Discussion

Fish boards and cards feature friendly sea creatures, including starfish and crabs, that can be used to discuss underwater plants and animals.

Personal and Social Skills

As children play, they will be developing social skills by learning to follow rules, interacting with others and making decisions.