- Enhances maths skills and number recognition
- Suitable for ages 3 to 6
- For 2 - 4 players
- Encourages re-cycling
- Brightly illustrated game
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Educational Objective(s)Numeracy
Model Number72
Number of Game Players2
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Can you be the first to recycle all ten of your green bottles? This very simple game, based on the popular song, helps children with number recognition while having fun. The game can be played with 2 to 4 players, and is suitable for players aged between 3 and 6. Each player makes up their jigged wall board, and places their green bottles, numbered 1 to 10, across the top. The 40 spotty cards are placed face down in the centre of the table, and the first player starts by turning up one of the spotty cards. If the number of spots on the card matches the number shown on one of the bottles on the player's wall, the player takes both cards and posts them into the bottle bank. If the card shows a number that the player has already posted, the card is put back on the table. When a player matches the last bottle on their wall with a spotty card, they win the game and sing "There are no green bottles standing on the wall". This game helps children with their number skills, as they have to count the spots on the card and connect the card with the correct numeral printed on the bottle. You could add play value by using either the spotty cards or the bottles to play 'Pairs', and you can ask children to add the numbers on the bottles or the spotty cards together.
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If one green bottle should accidentally fall.... Be the first to match your ten green bottle cards with ten dotty numbered cards to win this fun bottle recycling game For ages 3-6
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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My Daughter has just turned 3 & I had been searching for a while for a game suitable for her age, as the likes of snakes & ladders etc would be a bit old for her & take quite a while to complete! This Bottles game is ideal for her age. Basically you turn a card to reveal dice like cards with dots, take that numbered bottle from your wall ... once all the bottles have gone from your wall youre the winner & you both sing "no green bottles sitting on my wall" (you dont have to sing, but my little girl loves to & how can I not join in!!) It teaches your child to count & also to collect the correct numbered bottle to put into the 'bottle bank'. Its a good game if you are short of time too, along with the Insey Winsey Spider game - that can be very short if you spin the sun each time on the weather dial!
Once she had played this game she wanted more, more, more games! So I got her some more. If you have a 3 year old who is really getting interested in games, I would recommend the following ones that we have (as we play them over & over again most days!) - Insey Winsey Spider, The Game of Ladybirds, Buckaroo, Monkey Business, Wee Little Piggies, Winnie the Pooh Tip & Topple Game and Leap Frogs - Leap Frogs makes a change to the normal games - you have a frog trampoline about 12" long & you have to put number mats around it on the floor, then throw 4 frog bean bags onto the trampoline & see what number it bounces back onto etc. Children seem to love it, as its a bit different having frogs flying through the air!
There are lots of games out there, just takes a while to find the right ones!
Once she had played this game she wanted more, more, more games! So I got her some more. If you have a 3 year old who is really getting interested in games, I would recommend the following ones that we have (as we play them over & over again most days!) - Insey Winsey Spider, The Game of Ladybirds, Buckaroo, Monkey Business, Wee Little Piggies, Winnie the Pooh Tip & Topple Game and Leap Frogs - Leap Frogs makes a change to the normal games - you have a frog trampoline about 12" long & you have to put number mats around it on the floor, then throw 4 frog bean bags onto the trampoline & see what number it bounces back onto etc. Children seem to love it, as its a bit different having frogs flying through the air!
There are lots of games out there, just takes a while to find the right ones!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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We love Orchard board games in our house! I brought Ten green bottles for my daughter and it soon turned into one of her favourites!
It's bright, Sturdy and makes little ones think. Once you have your 10 bottles on your wall you take turns picking up board squares with numbers 1 - 10 in dot form. You count your dots and if you have a bottle with the same number (in number form)on the wall then you post it into the bottle bank. The first to get rid of all their bottles wins! It's great because little ones have to recognise numbers eg 2 and .. (2 in dot form).
My daughter who has just turned 3 now recognises the amount in dot form very quickly thanks to this game so has now started playing proper dominoes etc with ease.
I have always found orchard games to be well made, fun and have a great educational value. Whether they are learning their shapes, colours, numbers or memory games.
All in all a great game and a great buy. Ours is a well used favourite and my girl loves it!
Ten Green Bottles Board Game
It's bright, Sturdy and makes little ones think. Once you have your 10 bottles on your wall you take turns picking up board squares with numbers 1 - 10 in dot form. You count your dots and if you have a bottle with the same number (in number form)on the wall then you post it into the bottle bank. The first to get rid of all their bottles wins! It's great because little ones have to recognise numbers eg 2 and .. (2 in dot form).
My daughter who has just turned 3 now recognises the amount in dot form very quickly thanks to this game so has now started playing proper dominoes etc with ease.
I have always found orchard games to be well made, fun and have a great educational value. Whether they are learning their shapes, colours, numbers or memory games.
All in all a great game and a great buy. Ours is a well used favourite and my girl loves it!
Ten Green Bottles Board Game
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this game for my son's third birthday and like all orchard games he loves it!!
He knew his numbers up to ten at 18months so the only challenge was recognising the numbers in dice formation which he caught up on quite quickly so now knows how many are dots are on the dice when playing other games!
Is great fun play it for hours!!
He knew his numbers up to ten at 18months so the only challenge was recognising the numbers in dice formation which he caught up on quite quickly so now knows how many are dots are on the dice when playing other games!
Is great fun play it for hours!!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Ten green bottles
My three year old loves this game. He can now recognise all his numbers from 1 to 10. Thanks orchard for making learning fun.
Published 4 months ago by Mrs. CL Lumley
A fun game
I bought this game as a Christmas present for the primary school where I work. The children loved it and they are a mixture of ages from 4 to 9. Easy to set up and to understand.
Published 4 months ago by D. Walter
little bottles
this was bought forhe gave a very sing song of little green bottles which he ha our grandson as a pressy on which opening
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Published 4 months ago by dianne
good product
i am really happy with the excellent quality of the product. my 2 year old loves this game and i've played it everyday with him since i got it, and the novelty still hasn't worn... Read more
Published 15 months ago by sarah
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