WOOPIE GREEN Squirrel in the Orchard Family Board Game FSC

Squirrel in Woopie Green's Orchard – Pick the fruit before the squirrel does!

Ready for exciting family fun in the heart of a colorful orchard? The Squirrel in the Orchard board game from Woopie Green is perfect for toddlers aged 18 months and up, but older children and adults can enjoy it too!
The goal is simple – collect all the fruit in the basket before the squirrel manages to "snatch" them from the tree! This charming game teaches cooperation, planning, and concentration, while also providing plenty of laughter and excitement. Made of high-quality wood and beautifully illustrated, it introduces children to the world of board games through play and action.

Characteristic:

• - The game is suitable from 18 months of age
• - Simple rules - perfect for your first board game
• - Up to 29 elements - colorful and durable wooden components
• - Play together - cooperative game, not competitive
• - High quality and safety - made of natural wood

Rules of the game:

1. Rolling the dice :
   - If a picture of a fruit is rolled, the player collects that fruit from the tree and places it in the basket
   - If a squirrel falls out, one of the previously collected fruits returns from the basket to the tree
2. Objective of the game : Collect all the fruits into the basket together before the squirrel manages to grab them!
3. Game Over : The game ends when all the fruits are in the basket or when the squirrel "defeats" the players, i.e. the fruits are put back on the tree

The set includes:

• - Tree-shaped game board
• - Squirrel figurine
• - 12 colorful fruits
• - 4 wooden trees
• - Harvest basket
• - A dice with pictures of fruit and a squirrel

The toy develops:

• - Fine motor skills – grabbing and handling fruit strengthens hands and fingers
• - Eye-hand coordination – following the game and throwing fruit into the basket develops precision
• - Concentration and patience – children learn to wait for their turn and focus on the task at hand
• - Logical thinking and planning – joint decisions develop analytical thinking
• - Color recognition – colorful fruits teach and consolidate the names of colors
• - Social skills – the game promotes cooperation, conversation and a common goal