This hilarious, educational game helps children learn the difference between healthy food and junk food in a fun way. Each player starts with a menu board, showing (in words and pictures) different ingredients to make up a healthy, nutritious meal, such as salmon with new potatoes and vegetables, with a pear for dessert and water to drink. The food cards are initially laid face down on the table and players turn them over one at a time, trying to match them to their own menu board. However, mixed up with the healthy food cards are junk food cards, such as chips, doughnuts and pizza. If a player turns up a junk food card, this must be fed into the Greedy Gorilla's mouth, which causes him to burp loudly. When he burps, all players have to put their hands to their mouths and say "Excuse me!" The winner is the player who fills their healthy eating menu board first. The game encourages memory skills and ties in with maths and PSHE in the National Curriculum. It can also give you the opportunity to discuss different foods with your child; they will learn to recognize the different foods, and learn which are healthy and which are not. The Gorilla comes ready fitted with 3 x AAA batteries, and is made with strong, wipe-clean recycled board. It is a game for 2 to 4 players, aged from 4 to 8.