Orchard Toys

Post Box Game

Post Box Game - Main image
$7.92 $12 In stock

Category: Game

Match letters to the coloured post boxes in this single player activity or multi-player game. In the simple version of the game, players take it in turns to match and post letters into the correctly coloured post box - a great way to introduce turn taking to young players. In the more advanced game, players pick a post box and must be the first to post all the letters which match this colour to win the game!

Children will love posting the letters into the coloured post boxes, whilst grown-ups will appreciate the humorous letters, such as 'Debbie Duck, 16 Puddle Lane, Poole'. Once children progress they can also begin to read the addresses on the letters.

Contents:

  • 4 post boxes with supports
  • 16 letter cards
  • 1 instruction leaflet
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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Andrew ★★★★★

Our three-year-old loves sorting the colored envelopes into the matching post box slots, and the simple turn-taking works perfectly for playdates. It’s been a great way to practice letter recognition without feeling like a lesson.

Julian H. ★★★★☆

My 4-year-old twins can play this together without fighting, since the colored post boxes make turn-taking clear. The letter cards are sturdy enough to survive being shoved in the slots repeatedly. Only wish the box had a better way to store all the pieces.