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Memory Game - Sea Life

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$5.91 $7.99 In stock

Dolphin goes with Dolphin... I WIN! Help your children build memory skills in a fun, innovative way by matching colorful, realistic photographs of sea life.
No reading is required, but cards include the name of the picture to promote early site reading. Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders find the matching games helpful to help learn the essential skill by matching bright photographs.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Owen ★★★★★

My kids love matching the realistic photos of sea life—the colorful photographs make it easy for my 4-year-old to play without reading.

Owen ★★★★★

The photos on these cards are actually realistic, so my 3-year-old is learning real sea creatures while matching. We play a quick round after dinner and he's already remembering where the seahorse hides. No reading needed, which means he can play solo too.

Brian T. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old beats me almost every time, and she's learned to spot a seahorse versus a starfish instantly. The photos are realistic instead of cartoonish, which makes it feel like a real learning tool. No reading needed, so she can play solo while I cook.