EDUCATIONAL GAME FIND THE PAIRS JUNIOR

Discover the fascinating world of fun and learning with the game "Find the Pairs Junior"! This engaging memory game is a great way to develop memory, concentration and perception in children from 3 years of age. Simple and colorful illustrations encourage play, and uncomplicated rules make even the youngest players can enjoy an exciting game.

• Develops memory and concentration: Memory game is a proven way to train the mind.
• Teaches perception: Children learn to recognize and match pairs.
• Simple rules: The game is easy to understand even for the youngest.
• Colorful illustrations: Attractive pictures attract attention and encourage play.
• Ideal for children from 3 years of age: Safe and educational entertainment for toddlers.
• Playing together: The game is perfect for family gatherings and playing with friends.

"Find the Pairs Junior" is not only great fun, but also a valuable educational aid. The game helps children develop cognitive skills such as visual memory, concentration and logical thinking. Thanks to simple illustrations and uncomplicated rules, even the youngest players can enjoy an exciting game and gain new skills.

The game "Find the Pairs Junior" is a great way to spend time with family and friends. Playing together is not only an opportunity for laughter and joy, but also to build bonds and strengthen relationships. The memory game is an ideal choice as a gift for every child who likes challenges and good fun.

Grafix Publishing House cares about the highest quality of its products. "Find the Pairs Junior" is made of durable and safe materials, which guarantees long-lasting and safe fun. The game is packed in an aesthetic box, which is ideal as a gift.

The game consists of finding pairs of identical cards. The cards are laid out with the pictures face down, and the players take turns revealing two cards. If the revealed cards form a pair, the player takes them and continues the game. If the cards do not match each other, the player puts them back with the pictures face down, and the next player starts his turn. The player who collects the most pairs wins.