Ravensburger We play shopping

The children's game "Who knows the clock?" asks questions such as: How much do the pears cost at Olli's fruit stand? Or is there enough money for tomatoes? Whoever shops cleverly will be the first to return home with a full bag. In this educational game, children practice the basics of a purchasing process and exchange goods for money, comparing prices beforehand. In doing so, they learn to act in a planned manner and take an important step towards independence. The children familiarize themselves with the goods in the play market and explain why they would buy individual food items. Storytelling promotes children's language development. As soon as the shopping lists have been distributed, the game begins: roll the dice and buy the cheapest items for the list at the appropriate stand and put the money in the slot. The children carefully observe and take into account the price changes as the game progresses. Shopping professionals estimate how much the items on the shopping list will cost before they even start shopping, and only then start playing. "We play shopping" develops the children's basic understanding of mathematics. This gives them more and more confidence and soon they dare to go shopping with their parents at the weekly market in real life. Educational games that are really fun: This is the motto of the educational game series from Ravensburger, which supports children in their development during the most learning-intensive years. All games are developed and tested according to the latest scientific and educational standards. The learning material is packaged in exciting stories, and a variety of materials and methods allow learning with all the senses.