Allie Gator Chomp $8.99
Early childhood development with Allie Gator Chomp
- AGES: 3+ | PLAYERS: 2-4
- color identification
- numeral recognition
- sight word recognition
- matching
- cognitive skills (attention, focus, concentration, planning)
- fine motor skills (holding the cards)
- visual motor skills
- visual perceptual skills (looking down to see which card to play next, scanning your cards to determine which to play, distinguishing the differences between your cards)
Lillian loves playing Allie Gator Chomp, she loves the pretty purple and
pink cards. The game is very easy for little ones to play with and have fun while
learning. There are two different decks of cards: the pink Allie cards and the
purple Mama's pie cards. You give each player seven pink Allie cards and put
the remaining stack in the middle of the playing area. Then simply place 4
purple cards around the pink Allie card, one on each side.
At the beginning of your turn, you draw a card. If any of the cards in your
hand match any of the 4 Mama pie cards, you place it on the one that it
matches. When any of the 4 Mama Pie cards has a total of 2 matching cards
placed on it, you get to take that stack. Whoever has the most card stacks at
the end wins.
This is a great way to teach little ones how to read color and number
words. It also teaches matching with corresponding numbers and colors of
everyday objects. Lillian has had a blast with this game!
Grab the Match $7.99
With 10 sets of colors and shapes comprising this game, use as many or as few pairs to customize to the skill level of your children. Perfect for families with varying age ranges!
Early childhood development with Grab the Match
- AGES: 3+ FOR GAME (AGES: 18M+ FOR SKILLS PRACTICE)
- PLAYERS: 1+
- color identification
- shape recognition
- sight word recognition
- matching
- cognitive skills (memory, attention, focus, concentration, planning)
- visual motor skills
Grab the Match is a classic game of memory and matching. Flip over a card
and find its match. Whoever has the most cards at the ends wins! Lillian loves
matching games so it came as no surprise that she loved this one too! This game
is a little different and more advanced than a typical kid’s memory matching
game though. If you flip over the word yellow (color as well) and you flip over
a crescent moon that is yellow, you have a match. Or if you flip over the word
oval you need to find the card that has ovals on it. This game teaches colors,
shapes, and sight-word recognition through matching. It is a fun game to play
with younger kids who are already in school learning.
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