MindWare Seek-a-Boo Seek and Find Memory Game and Toddler Flash Cards Matching Game
Original price was: $24.90.$21.95Current price is: $21.95.
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TOYS THAT TEACH: Seek-a-Boo is the fun and exciting way to build your child’s vocabulary and improve memory skills with repetition in one of the most interactive preschool games.
EARLY LEARNING: These large laminated toddler flash cards are high-quality, bright and color-coded by 6 categories. Show your child the “FIND ME” card and have them match it to one of the “SEEK ME” cards
MULTIPLE WAYS TO PLAY: Seek-a-boo can be used as a memory card game and is also a great way to introduce your toddler to matching games.
INTERACTIVE PARENT’S GUIDE: An added benefit of MindWare toddler games, is the included interactive parent guide which provides instruction for more ways to play. Switch roles, create your own combinations, practice taking turns as you add Seek-a-Boo to your list of favorite preschool games—the learning and play is endless!
INCLUDES: 36 Circle “SEEK ME” cards and 36 Square “FIND ME” cards, plus parent guide and instructions. 2 or more players. (Ages 18 months and up)
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Jitendra –
Good one. Cost is little high. Kids enjoy playing it.
[...]Genevieve –
We have had this game for over a year now and it’s a classroom favourite. Aside from the memory and vocab building, it’s a great tool for practising turn-taking. Sometimes we play with just one set of cards to make an easier game, adding in more sets to make it more challenging. I wasn’t sure how well the cards would stand up but I’ve been pleasantly surprised.
[...]Sara Davila –
This product is perfect for playing with children. They love and give rise to many activities
[...]Amazon Customer –
Amazing product and very good quality
[...]A. Batten –
Well used and still kicking. Box didn’t survive long, so had to store on baggie but kids love it, easy for them to follow rules and great play. Expensive but worth the splurge if you’re able.
[...]Georganne –
Game
[...]This was a Christmas gift, and my Great Nephew was so excited he got it. So far it’s held up well.
Sara B –
Great game for toddler learning!!
[...]Game is entertaining for toddlers!
myrna j sayne –
Great Game 1 Flaw
[...]Our little one really enjoys this game but the down side is flipping the cards over on hardwood floors. It tears her little finger nails up. Otherwise she wants to play this all the time.
Amazon Customer –
Fun Game!
[...]My 18 month old daughter loves this game! Several levels of play.1. Show the large floor cards for her to identify the image.2. Have the large floor cards scattered on the floor. Show a small hand card and ask her to find the matching floor card.3. Have the large floor cards scattered on the floor. Ask her to find an image you tell her. No small cards used.4. Use the hand cards or floor cards. Flip them over and play a memory game to find an item.5. Ask your child to find a card of a particular category. (ie. a toy, an animal, article of clothing, food, etc.)6. When ready, could play a hide and seek game. Hide the cards and have your child find an image and bring it to you.Remember to start small when you start teaching this game to your child. Start with one category of images (ie. animals).Work up from there. There are a LOT of cards in this game! You will know when your child is ready for more.*** Each category has a rim of color around the edge of each card. You could also play find the color games with your child!This is truly a game that grows with your child! Have fun together!
Michelle S –
Great game.
[...]My 3.5 year old loves this game! Keeps her busy and it’s great to play as a family!
Dal –
So cute
[...]Such a cute match up game. I did think that the match up pieces were the same size, not that one was large and round while the other was small and square. I might have missed that in the description. But the colors are bright, the objects are of nice variety and there are a lot of different ways fo use this. They cards are pretty durable and the box that it comes in is also storage, which is nice. Would absolutely recommend
Lisa butkus –
Fun for the little ones
[...]So fun
Doggymcnuggets –
A must have for preschool SLP’s
[...]I am a preschool SLP and I work with special needs preschool students. What a great and versatile matching game. The pictures are bright and very large which attracts my preschoolers to them and I love that they can be placed around the room and the students can get up and go look for the larger pictures when I give them the smaller picture. Such a versatile tool that can be used in so many ways. I like that the different categories have different color borders as well which just adds another sorting type option to this set. I also like the picture choices as they are familiar items that most preschool students would readily recognize. Really great and versatile product.