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The game helps children start to "hear" sounds and distinguish them into words. The associative perception of "letter-sound" is reinforced: A - stork, B - squirrel. Bright illustrations attract children and engage them in the game. The rules are clear from the first round.

Objective of the game

There are 40 cards in the deck. Each card has a letter and two pictures. The pictures must be matched with the letters.

How to play?

Shuffle the cards and deal 6 cards to each player. Place one card face up in the center of the table. Position a draw card next to it.

Players take turns, starting with the youngest. On their turn, a player matches the letters on the central card with the pictures on their hand, or vice versa, matches the pictures from the central card with their letters. Then, they place their cards on the central card, one on top of the other. On their turn, a player can lay down as many cards as they want if they form a valid chain.

Cards with the same letters and cards with pictures for the same letter are not allowed to be placed on top of each other!

If a player does not have any suitable cards, they draw an additional card from the deck and, if possible, play, otherwise they skip their turn.

The first player to get rid of all their cards wins.

If the draw deck runs out but no one can play, the game ends, and the player with the fewest cards in hand wins.

Game duration: 20-40 minutes
Number of players: 2-5