Play is important. Play is for fun. Play is for connecting. Play is a great way for kids to learn. Given how busy life is, it can be hard to set aside time to just play! Hoyle card games are designed for maximum fun while also helping kids develop specific cognitive skills, just by playing.
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Added on: August 29, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews
Play is important. Play is for fun. Play is for connecting. Play is a great way for kids to learn. Given how busy life is, it can be hard to set aside time to just play! Hoyle card games are designed for maximum fun while also helping kids develop specific cognitive skills, just by playing. It’s fun first but there’s always room for a lesson. Hoyle 6-in-1 fun pack contains six classic unique-themed kids card games. Games develop leaning skills like matching, color identification, counting, a-z Letters, making pairs, taking turns and more.
A must buy for price and size! But the illustrations can be tricky… Perfect and exactly what I was looking for. My 4 year old and I had been using his very large over-sized War cards to play everything; matching, go fish, etc. I picked up this set for a stocking stuffer and it’s a hit!! He is obsessed with playing all the games and learning them. Perfect size for him to hold and not too small for adults. But beware several of the card sets have illustrations that are hard to tell apart and blend together (Matching, Old Maid). This was annoying and we had to use…
Big disappointment! I purchased this pack of cards because I was looking for a simple, traditional matching game that I could play with my grandchildren. You know, a matching game where you lay out the cards, face down, and make pairs by choosing two identical cards. Well, there were six games in this pack so my husband and i gave them a whirl…. the first game we played was what they called matching. the object of the game was to match 3 cards to make a panorama. How weird is that? You can only play it with…
Wish these were more user-friendly Good value for the money but the images on the cards make them difficult to use. For instance, would be much easier to make pairs in “Old Maid” if the cards had numbers on them but instead you have to match pictures, many of which have almost identical color schemes.