Point GamesAdorable Memory Match Game (Alphabet Memory Match Game)

Very pleased and nice quality. The game contains 52 heavy cardboard tiles measuring 2x2", an instructional sheet and quality game box. Each tile has a colorful uppercase letter with a picture of an animal representing that letter. Two sets of alphabets tiles so you can play up to 52 tiles or reduce if you like. Typical memory game that can be played alone or with others. This was purchased to assist with letter recognition for our child whom can recite the alphabet but unable to identify all the letters. This is a fun way for us to play and learn at the same time. If she does not recognize the letter she will say the animal and in turn I am able to say A for alligator. We do have a Minnie Mouse and Shopkins memory games as well, but I am so much happier with the alphabet memory game. Its better quality and gives her the opportunity to learn something more. Win Win situation for parent and child.

The beautiful 12X12" box arrived. Opened it. It was all cardboard filler except for the 2" square playing cards, and a piece of paper telling you how to play (as in "Place the cards in rows. Players turn over two cards... ) The picture on the box, and the size of the box implies that the cards are good-sized. They are tiny. Talk about false advertising. I feel ripped off. $12 for some tiny cardboard pictures. Not pleased.

I just received this package in the mail yestersay, and my kids have already played with it multiple times. The cards are very nicely made, and very educational. I recommend this game for any kids learning the alphabet. To top it all off, this item came so quickly!

The tiles were a little smaller than I expected, but my 4 and 5 year olds have fun with them and they have helped my 4 year old recognize the letters of the alphabet.

Who doesn't love candy? When not eating it, at least play with 'em... these hard little sturdy cards are  great entertainment for all aged kids. Especially being such exciting delicious candy treats, makes it a true family fun game.

Fun

My niece enjoyed playing this game.

Really helped my 4 year old son to identify his uppercase letters.