Alphabet Match Up Game

How to Play:
Youngest players can play face up match up – place the cards face up on a table or smooth surface. Have a grown up call out the match. For instance, “Can you find two green dragons?” Children can take turns or compete to see who finds the match fastest. For a more challenging game, turn over the cards and play a memory concentration game. Try to make matches by turning over 2 cards. If it’s a match, take the cards. If it’s not a match, turn them back over in the same place in the game. Pay attention and keep your memory tuned!

Why families love this game:
Game includes instructions for 2 versions – a simple face-up match up game for the youngest players and a more complicated memory match up for older children making this a game that lasts for years. A great learning tool that helps children learn to take turns and recognize similarities. Parents can use this game to teach letters, colors, words, and more!

Details:
Dr. Toy 100 Best Children's Products of 2007
Ages 3-8
1-4 players
Plays in 10-15 minutes
No reading required


Includes:
52 sturdy game cards
Instructions
Box measures 6½" x 5" x 2"

Learning Skills:
Visual memory
Reading
Taking turns