Orchard Toys What’s the Time Mr Wolf Game - Green



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The Orchard Toys What’s the Time Mr Wolf Game is an engaging educational board game designed for children to master analogue and digital time-telling skills. It provides an interactive way for young learners to practice reading clocks through a race-to-the-finish mechanic, though children younger than five may require adult assistance to grasp the game mechanics initially.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Series | string |
| Brand | Orchard Toys |
It is generally suitable for children aged 5-9 who are beginning to learn how to tell time.
The game is designed for 2 to 4 players.
Yes, the cards feature both formats to help children correlate digital times with analogue clock positions.
Yes, it is made of durable cardstock designed to withstand repeated use by children.
Absolutely, many teachers use it as a center-based activity for small groups focusing on math skills.
No, the game is entirely manual and requires no batteries.
Check under furniture and in the box inserts; Orchard Toys offers replacement parts if a specific component is lost.
Simplify the game by removing the competitive element and focusing solely on matching the cards to the clock times.
To set up, lay out the forest board on a flat surface and ensure each player has a collection board. Place the 20 double-sided cards face down, ensuring the digital and analogue sides are shuffled. To maintain the game, store all cardboard pieces and the 3D wolf in the original box to prevent bending or damage. The game is compatible with standard play surfaces and is suitable for 2-4 players. If the game becomes dusty, wipe the board and cards gently with a dry cloth; avoid using water or cleaning chemicals as these can damage the paper-based components.