A simple die-rolling game for children, where everyone has to visit different shops and fill their shopping list first.
Everyone has a shopping list with five different things on it. The number of items also ranges from one to five. Shops are colour co-ordinated - bakery is orange, market green etc. There are coloured squares on the list as well - bread is next to orange square, tomatoes next to green etc. All the shopping lists are different.
When a player lands on a shop and doesn't have the item from it yet, he/she has to ask for it and also name the correct quantity: "One loaf of bread, please" or "Five tomatoes, please". They then get the picture of the item to put on their list. If they already have the item, they miss their turn and play passes to their left.
There are four squares on the board without any shops, two showing people shopping and one someone having lunch. These squares also mean that a player misses their turn. However, if a player lands on the "Checkout" square, he/she can ask for anything on their list.