Every child has their own little apple tree in the garden and picks the delicious fruits. But be careful, don't let the cheeky raven or the tempting ice cream distract you. The spinner in the game "Little Apples" indicates what the young players can do next: sometimes they pick the corresponding number of apples from their tree. Other times, they collect as many apples from their meadow as shown on the field the spinner points to. This way, children learn to count for the first time. Sometimes a player has to skip a turn, and other times the spinner points to an image, meaning someone has knocked over the player's entire bucket, and they must now place their apples back on their meadow. The game promotes initial understanding of rules, perception, and early counting skills. Throughout the game, it is important to stay alert and observe what the other players are doing and whether they can count correctly. The first player to fill their bucket with ten little apples wins the game.