Photos of familiar objects make real-world connections and keep kids interested. Match alphabet letter pairs to objects with the same beginning sound. Photo clues of each object let younger learners use visuals to match the letters, and on the back kids use the beginning letter sound to match each letter pair.

• MATCHING & MEMORY FUN – These games are great practice for kids learning alphabet basics and really put learning into action! Build alphabet skills and reinforce beginning letter sounds through play. Activity ideas include ways to practice independently, compete against other players, and play cooperatively. Make memories while matching and learning – it’s great for early childhood and elementary classrooms, care facilities, homeschools, and to supplement distance education at home.

• BUILD ESSENTIAL SKILLS WITH PLAY – Matching and memory games for kids are a great way to build alphabet skills. Enjoy luck-of-the-draw with a lotto-based game, play a classic memory game, and encourage teamwork with a cooperative matching game. Switch up the activity ideas and play again and again – kids build a valuable understanding of the alphabet every round!

DOUBLE THE LEARNING FUN! – Choose which game and which side of the game board to use to easily adapt play so all abilities can participate at the same time. Open-ended pieces are great for your own imaginative games and focused study too. Play your way! Make memories while matching and learning in early childhood and elementary classrooms, care facilities, homeschools, and to supplement distance education at home.

• STURDY PIECES FOR LASTING FUN – Enjoy many uses and lots of learning with durable pieces made to last. All game cards are coated for easy clean-up and durability. Rounded corners on game boards and pieces are safe for young kids and hold up to handling.

• EACH SET CONTAINS – 8 two-sided game boards, 8¾ x 7¾ inches each; 52 game cards, 2½ inches each, and one instruction card with lots of ways to play. Sturdy storage box includes a divider to keep pieces organized.

• GREAT FOR MANY AGES AND ABILITIES – Matching and memory games are great for toddlers, but the game-like learning, familiar lotto play, and options for up to eight players make these flexible for many ages and abilities in memory care, special education, speech therapy, bilingual classrooms, and more.