Animal Match

Name: Animal Match
Brand: Bigjigs Toys

Bigjigs Toys

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Bigjigs Toys Animal Match Game for Kids Enhances Memory Skills with 30 Wooden sustainably sourced Animal Tiles Little paws will go wild for our enchanting Animal Match game. The set comes with 30 small wooden tiles featuring some lovable creatures in pairs, such as koala bears, lions, elephants, monkeys and more! Start by shuffling the tiles around, then place them all face down on a flat surface. Players can then take it in turns to lift up two tiles at a time. If they match, you keep them. If they don't, you return them to their face down position. The player to collect the most tiles at the

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