Orchard ToysRocket Game

These are great value

Another great Orchard game which can be enjoyed by all ages. Simple to learn and good for counting skills. My 3yr old granddaughter loves it.

I bought this for my 5 year old as his school had this but he didn't know how to play and hence other kids were not letting him join in. Its actually been a great game he can play easily with his younger brother ( 3years old), great for colour matching, general counting and turn taking. I can leave them playing by themselves, well made, sturdy pieces and would recommend.

This is a great game, even the adult can somewhat enjoy instead of wanting it to end as soon as possible.There are many aspects of the game that your child can begin to understand the more you play. From the element of chance, to the counting of scarfs. My 3 year old is not quite ready for the disappointment of finding the giraffe’s head too early 😉Its fun! Look at how long the necks get! Its hilarious!Yes, another great product from this brand.Sometimes I have mixed feelings about the materials, they don’t last forever - but at least you can just recycle it (or give it away) instead of adding more horrid plastic to the system. 👍

We bought this as my son loves giraffes in scarves game (same company) and is just as entertaining and interesting to play.

Really fun game. Son and nephews love playing it (and me too!). This has become a real favourite and is helping my 2 year old to count as well.

I bought this to play with my 3 year old nephew and it's been a massive hit. It doesn't take long to set up and has been known to keep him occupied for well over an hour (which is virtually unheard of!). It's great that it doesn't need any skill to play, so everyone has an equal chance of being the winner. Little ones can find it so frustrating to play games when they have almost no chance of winning. I think knowing he can win is one of the reasons my nephew is happy to play this over and over and over again. The rules are simple enough to follow, although we have made some of our own up too. It's usually just the two of us playing, so I find putting the rocketship cards at the bottom of each pile makes sure no-one's game ends before they've managed to get a good few loop-the-loops. It's a great game for practicing counting and we've also used the pictures as a starting point to talk about space and planets etc. The cards with the rockets, spaceships, and aliens etc can also be used separately for imaginitive play. We often end up playing "rocketship repairs" until it's time for him to go home! Great product, can't recommend it enough.

My nephew absolutely loves it...his favourite game to play with