Match a Baby Bird: Memory Game

Get ready to spread your wings and play with the Match a Baby Bird memory game! This exciting game challenges players to match 25 pairs of adult and young birds from different species around the world, like the majestic bald eagle, the adorable emu, the snowy owl, and the vibrant scarlet ibis. It's a fun way to learn about birds while sharpening memory skills.

Players must carefully observe and remember the characteristics of each bird species to collect the most pairs and win the game. But here's the twist – not all baby birds look like their parents! This makes for a challenging and entertaining game that will keep kids engaged and thinking.

Key Features:

• 25 Bird Pairs: Match adult and baby birds from species across the globe, including bald eagles, snowy owls, emus, and more!

• Educational: Packed with fascinating facts about birds, the included booklet helps kids learn about the species they're matching.

• Engaging for All: A great way to improve memory, focus, and observation skills in a fun, competitive way.

• Beautifully Illustrated: 50 vibrant, colour illustrations bring the birds to life, making it both a fun and visually appealing game.

• Perfect for Ages 6+: A fun, educational game for children and families alike, ideal for those who love animals and nature.

Product Details:

• Author: Mike Unwin & Christine Berrie

• Publisher: Laurence King

• Format: Hardback

• Pages: 50
  
  

• Dimensions: 146x102mm

Why Choose This Game?:

• Enhances Memory: A fun way for children to improve their short-term memory, attention to detail, and focus.

• Learn About Birds: Perfect for young birdwatching enthusiasts or anyone who loves animals, with fun facts about each species.

• Fun for Families: A great activity for children aged 6+ to play alone or with family and friends, sparking friendly competition and learning.

Perfect for nature-loving kids, the Match a Baby Bird memory game is a great gift for bird enthusiasts, young learners, or anyone looking for a fun and educational activity. Let the games begin – and may the best bird watcher win!