The Wall Street Journal says, “Board games aren’t just for big kids. This German-made learning game is ‘hands down the best first board game for little ones,’ [educator and early learning specialist Amanda] Vierheller raves. ’Playing with others encourages cooperation and allows kids to organically work on taking turns.’ She likes that First Orchard, with the sweet goal of collecting fruit from an orchard, combines color recognition, sorting and counting to promote early learning.”

Race to harvest ripe fruit with My First Orchard—this award-winning game designed for smaller hands, ages two and up. This version has bigger game pieces and a toddler-friendly set, providing enjoyment for tiny, curious minds. Gather a team and pick apples, pears, and plums from the orchard before the crafty raven swoops in. This cooperative game is designed to foster social skills and understanding of game rules, develop color recognition skills, and teach counting by ones. 

The sturdy fruit basket provides another game on its own. The solid wooden fruit can be used for the game (with game boards and die) and also as pretend play food for a play kitchen.

Includes: one wooden raven, one fruit basket, four green apples, four red apples, four yellow pears, four blue plums, five path cards, four tree place cards, one color-symbol die, and set of game instructions.