Spin the carrot spinner and choose a bunny card showing the same number of spots as the number on your spinner. Older children will also enjoy talking about the different types of dinosaurs they can see on the cards!

Contents:25 shaped pizza slice cards4 pizza boards1 double spinner1 Head Chef board1 instruction leafletNot suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts. With the decision "Only accept essential cookies" we will respect your privacy and will not set cookies that aren't necessary for the operation of the site. The classic game of dominoes develops matching skills and is one the whole family can enjoy together. Who will build the Spotty Sausage Dog with the most spots in this fun-filled game for all the family?

When playing with younger and older children, encourage older children to read the words of the colours aloud as well as matching the cards by colour and shape for an extra challenge. The 28 chunky, wipe-clean domino cards, each with dinosaur pictures on one side and numbers on the other, are perfect for little hands, and are packed in an attractive box with with clear, illustrated instructions explaining how to play. Player boards and cards feature a number of friendly sea creatures, including clown fish, starfish, crabs and puffer fish, and can be used to show children the different creatures that live underwater. You can also use the topping cards to talk about different foods with children and ask them what toppings would be on their perfect pizza. Have fun matching seven different dinos and be the first player to get your last domino down to win!

Then, flip the cards over to reveal their domino numbers and play the classic game of numbers dominoes with a friend! Players spin the spinner to see which times table they will be practising, then use the spatula to flip the pancake and check the answer! Screen-free Fun: For over 25 years, eeBoo has created wholesome, educational games and activities that cultivate conversation, socialization, and skill-building while introducing our world.They can put their new skills into practise as they race to stack the most pancakes on their plate playing board.