Orchard Toys Moose Games Shopping List Race to Collect Your Groceries in This Fun Memory Game. Age 3-7. 2-4 Players

Takes simple matching game a step further as players look for the things on their “shopping list” to add to their carts. My 3-5 yr olds laughed a lot and it’s a quick enough game that’s even fun for adults.

I played this with my nephews when they were young and always enjoyed it. It's a memory and vocab game. More recently I have used the materials in my low level ESL classroom to help students with their language skills. The sturdy cards and pictures help them learn basic shopping vocabulary. With a bit of teacher adjustment, it is a solid language learning tool.

I really like this game. I got it for my nearly 2.5-year old to introduce him to board games. He is too young for board games, but I liked a lot of things about this one. First, it relates to a real-world skill, in grocery shopping and following a list. Second, it is not too boring for older kids or even adults. The full game is a memory-style game of looking for the pieces on your list. Sure there are more exciting games out there, but it could be worse. Third, this seemed like a game you could easily adapt to first-time gamers, and that has really been true for us! My kid's first games have been just taking turns picking out a piece to put in your cart. My husband looked for pieces to make a recipe, I looked for things I actually frequently buy when I take my son to the store, and the toddler learned the words for the pieces he picked out. As time goes on, we will start adding in other aspects of the game, like following the list, then having pieces flipped over. I like that this game could be played in different ways. The cardboard pieces are pretty sturdy, for cardboard, and while we don't buy everything in the game, the items were all recognizable and not too uncommon.

Perfect game for our three year old.

My 4 and 6 yr old kids love this game. Simple to play but fun. Great for younger kids too! My only wish was for maybe 2 or 3 more shopping lists and pieces. 4 total lists come with the game. When the kids want to play multiple rounds and switch boards, there isn't much variety but overall still happy and would recommend!

My girls love this game, and I think it is great for them to play together and learn with. The missing star is for the fact that it was supposed to be magnetic and yet it really isnt, which makes it hard to play when your child bumps the boards. Great game and even great quality pieces, the magnetic quality is just lacking.

I have a child non-speaking on the spectrum and focus on life skills. It's not always practical to just jump in the car and go to the grocery store for practice, but this game allows us to practice this life skill at home. WE ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!I wish we had a lot more of this style of games. It's a great quality.

this is a relatively quick game and a good memory game. I always let my 3yr old win bc there are so many cards to turn over it’s not ez to keep track of the matches in your cart. sometimes I’ll say “remember this one cause it’s yours” if it’s a card I turn over and I don’t need just to help them find the cards that match their cart.