At a glance
Have fun matching and sorting different animals with these colourful cards.Features and benefits for Snap the Animals
- Play snap by matching animal cards
- Bright, colourful pictures
- Includes 48 cards
Have fun matching and sorting different animals with these colourful cards.
Great for:
Stimulating the brain
Increasing vocabulary
Developing social skills and communication
Little hands to enjoy sorting and matching
Building confidence and concentration
How to play:
Animal snap
Shuffle and deal all the cards among the players. Players place their cards in a pile, face down in front of them. One by one, players turn up their top card and place it in the centre making a new pile. When a turned up card matches the card immediately on the centre pile shout out ""snap"". The player who calls ""snap"" first takes the centre pile of cards and places them face down under their pile. That player then resumes the game by laying a turned up card back in the centre. A player who uses up all of their cards is out of the game. The last player left in the game is the winner.
What is it?
Show your child a card. Ask them what it is and to name the animal. Practise saying the sound the animal makes. Show the child the word on the card and say the word together emphasising the sound of the first letter.
Pack includes 48 cards
Great for:
Stimulating the brain
Increasing vocabulary
Developing social skills and communication
Little hands to enjoy sorting and matching
Building confidence and concentration
How to play:
Animal snap
Shuffle and deal all the cards among the players. Players place their cards in a pile, face down in front of them. One by one, players turn up their top card and place it in the centre making a new pile. When a turned up card matches the card immediately on the centre pile shout out ""snap"". The player who calls ""snap"" first takes the centre pile of cards and places them face down under their pile. That player then resumes the game by laying a turned up card back in the centre. A player who uses up all of their cards is out of the game. The last player left in the game is the winner.
What is it?
Show your child a card. Ask them what it is and to name the animal. Practise saying the sound the animal makes. Show the child the word on the card and say the word together emphasising the sound of the first letter.
Pack includes 48 cards
