Orchard Toys

Little Bug Bingo Mini Game

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$4.2 $6 In stock

Category: Game

Little Bug Bingo is a colourful mini beast bingo game for ages 3+. This fun matching game features a variety of familiar and unfamiliar bugs and insects for children to identify, from ladybirds to water boatmen. The first player to fill their board with leaves and shout 'Bingo' wins!

Perfect for travel, at home or on holiday, the mini games are Orchard Toys' smallest games in a compact and portable size. The mini games also make the perfect pocket money toys, birthday gifts and Christmas stocking fillers.

Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts. Choking hazard.

Contents:

  • 4 bingo boards
  • 20 picture cards
  • 34 leaf counters
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★

The bug illustrations are detailed enough that my three-year-old is actually learning to tell a woodlouse from a pill bug. Even my five-year-old joins in, and the sturdy little cards have survived being dropped on the floor a dozen times already.

Christopher M. ★★★★★

My toddler loves flipping over the bright bug cards and yelling "bee!" before anyone else—the mix of familiar ladybugs and weird insects keeps him engaged way longer than I expected. The game board is sturdy enough to survive his enthusiastic slapping too, which is a huge win.