How do Shopping Carts and Shopping differ?

Shopping Carts uses the four metal cart pictures. Shopping uses the receipt, grocery bag, cash register, and retail basket scene.

Which children belong in Kids with Hoodies?

Only the gray-hood boy, pink-hood glasses girl, purple-hood girl, and red-hood dark-skinned boy, each with the hood up.

The orange bucket, yellow rake, red shovel, and sandcastle close the level at Move 25.

Bubble Match level guide

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Clear the four rocking horses first, then split hooded children from hatted children before carts, block toys, shopping scenes, and beach toys.

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Merge the brown, zebra-striped, tan, and white-pink rocking horses; Rocking Horses clears at 1/8 with Move 41.
Combine the gray-hood boy, pink-hood glasses girl, purple-hood girl, and red-hood dark-skinned boy; Kids with Hoodies clears at 2/8 with Move 39.
Merge the zebra-head stick and white-unicorn-head stick; the two-member Ride On Stick Toys cluster clears at 3/8 with Move 37.
Combine the four literal metal carts carrying stationery, produce, groceries, or an empty basket; Shopping Carts clears at 4/8 with Move 33.
Merge the cowboy-hat girl, animal-ear-hat child, and orange-brim-hat boy; Kids with Hats clears at 5/8 with Move 31.
Combine the yellow construction figure, blue block police figure, and gray block astronaut; Block Toys clears at 6/8 with Move 30.
Merge the printed receipt, grocery bag, cash register, and retail basket scene; Shopping clears at 7/8 with Move 28.
Combine the orange bucket, yellow rake, red shovel, and sandcastle; Beach Toys clears at 8/8 with Move 25.

Grouping a stick-toy rider by hoodie or hat steals a member from Ride On Stick Toys.
Putting a block figure into Shopping Carts mixes a toy model with the four metal carts.
Using the grocery bag or cash register as a cart leaves Shopping unfinished.

Start with the four rocking-horse pictures; they are the only clean object set at the opening.
Kids with Hoodies needs the hood visibly up. Cowboy-hat, animal-ear, and orange-brim children wait for Kids with Hats.
Keep the receipt, grocery bag, cash register, and retail basket out of Shopping Carts.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: Move 45 and 0/8 open with brown, zebra-striped, tan, and white-pink rocking horses; hooded and hatted children; zebra-head and unicorn-head stick toys; four metal shopping carts; block figures; retail scenes; and an orange bucket, rake, shovel, and sandcastle.
Goal: Clear Rocking Horses, Kids with Hoodies, Ride On Stick Toys, Shopping Carts, Kids with Hats, Block Toys, Shopping, and Beach Toys, finishing at Move 25 and 8/8.
Opening: Combine the brown, zebra-striped, tan, and white-pink rocking horses; Rocking Horses clears at 1/8 with Move 41.
Danger Zone: A child sitting on a stick toy belongs to Ride On Stick Toys, not either clothing group. Literal metal carts, block-built figures, and Shopping scenes are three different representations.
Mechanics: The board separates an object, a child using that object, a block model, and a real-world activity even when several bubbles show carts or rides.

How do Shopping Carts and Shopping differ?
Shopping Carts uses the four metal cart pictures. Shopping uses the receipt, grocery bag, cash register, and retail basket scene.
Which children belong in Kids with Hoodies?
Only the gray-hood boy, pink-hood glasses girl, purple-hood girl, and red-hood dark-skinned boy, each with the hood up.
What should I leave for Beach Toys?
The orange bucket, yellow rake, red shovel, and sandcastle close the level at Move 25.