Whose Hooves? - An Animal Mix and Match Card Game | Children's Card Games

Whose Hooves? is a wonderfully funny animal matching card game for kids aged 3 and up, bringing together memory play, mix-and-match silliness and a lovely dose of animal learning in one compact game. With 50 beautifully illustrated cards by Daniel Frost, children can reunite 25 animals with their correct bottom halves or invent completely ridiculous creatures of their own, from a crab-cheetah to a grasshopper-greyhound or a slow-loris-snail. It is easy to learn, quick to set up and flexible enough to play in different ways, so it works just as well as a classic matching game, a memory challenge or a free-play creature-making activity when children simply want to laugh and experiment. The accompanying booklet adds extra value with fun animal facts, helping curious kids learn more about the creatures as they play. This is a great screen-free travel game for cafés, holidays, waiting rooms and rainy afternoons at home, with simple rules that younger children can grasp quickly and enough quirky combinations to keep older siblings entertained too. As they match, remember, compare and create, children are also building observation skills, concentration, turn-taking and early problem-solving, all through play that feels light, silly and full of imagination. For families looking for a portable children’s card game that is clever, funny and easy to bring out again and again, Whose Hooves? is a brilliant pick for animal lovers and little comedians alike.
►Details: 50 cards with 25 pairs to mix and match. Includes a 16-page booklet with interesting facts about the animals featured in the game; Storage Box approx. 14.6 × 10.0 × 4.8 cm
►Age: 3 Years And Older
►Material: Cardboard
►Care: Wipe Clean