Little shop,
big learning.
Pip’s Little Shop is a free fruit shop game for ages 4–6. Count to five, fill baskets and spot patterns with Pip the koala.
Collect a little colour.
Earn a stamp for each fruit you pack or spot in a pattern. Choose any fruit below to start its order.
A turn behind the counter.
- 01
Meet your customer.
Pip might ask for three apples. Listen to the order or read it together. Tap “Hear order” if you want Pip to repeat it.
- 02
Fill the basket.
Tap or drag each fruit into the basket. Count as you go. Tap a fruit in the basket to put it back.
- 03
Pack it for Pip.
When each fruit count matches, the Pack the order button turns green. Pack it, then check your receipt.
Take the shop
off screen.
After a round, put a bowl on the kitchen table and ask, “Shopkeeper, could I have two apples and a pear?” Let your child count them out, then swap jobs.
Printable shopping cardsAbout the fruit stamp book
The five fruit stamps stay in this browser on this device. Children can play without entering a name.
Clear all five stamp spaces on this device?
A few things to know.
What can children practise here?
Children aged 4–6 can count fruit from one to five, match two quantities on a shopping list and finish repeating patterns. Each of these games has three rounds and no timer.
Is Pip’s Little Shop free?
Yes. All four ways to play are free on a phone, tablet or computer. There’s no download or account to set up. Fruit stamps are saved in the browser where you play.
Can two children play together?
Yes. In Take turns, a customer chooses the order and passes the same device to the shopkeeper. They swap jobs after the basket is packed.
Who is Pip?
Pip is the koala in the fruit shop. A pip is also a small seed, like the one inside an apple. Dankia Solutions built the game.