DJECO Magic School Card Game Memory Educational Ages School Entrance Elementary School Student Sports Autumn Evenings - Game, Toy, Magic, Cute,

[A cooperative memory game set in a magic school] To pass the magic school entrance exam, players must work together to match each character with the correct magical item. How many pairs can you make? Draw cards one at a time and place them face down on the table, or if you think a card is in a pair, place it face up on top of another card. After all the cards have been placed, check how many pairs you have matched. If you match 10 or more pairs, you have succeeded! [Recommended as an educational toy for children aged 5 and up] This card game requires teamwork, so children will naturally develop cooperation skills while playing. [Perfect for staying at home! Suitable for all ages, from children to adults] Enjoy card games with your parents and friends. Its simple and universally appealing design makes it a wonderful gift for birthdays, Christmas, and other occasions. [DJECO, a French educational toy brand] DJECO is one of the four major French toy manufacturers, established in 1954. They collaborate with various international artists to create unique and imaginative toys. Their designs are highly regarded as works of art, and they have won numerous European toy awards and their products are sold in museums around the world. [Number of Players] 1-6 [Contents] 32 cards [Package Size] Approx. 8.5 x 11.7 x 2.8 cm [Designer] Olivier Latyk [Safety & Quality] CE European safety standard, conforms to toy safety standard "EN71". Uses paint that is safe even if children lick it. [A cooperative memory game set in a magic school] To pass the magic school entrance exam, players must work together to match each character with the correct magical item. How many pairs can you make? Players draw cards one at a time, show them to everyone, and then place them face down on the table. If you think a drawn card is part of a pair, place it face up on top of the card you think is part of the pair. After all the cards have been placed, check how many pairs have been matched. If you match 10 or more pairs, you've succeeded!