Dr Gadget - Original Memory

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List Price: $8.99
Our Price: $7.80
Your Save: $ 1.19 ( 13% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Hasbro Games
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Amazon Maximum Age: 6 Manufacturer Maximum Age: 6 Amazon Minimum Age: 36 Binding: Toy Brand: Hasbro EAN: 0032244046643 Feature: 3-8 years old Is Autographed: 0 Is Memorabilia: 0 Label: Hasbro Games Manufacturer: Hasbro Games Manufacturer Minimum Age: 36 Model: 4664 Publisher: Hasbro Games Studio: Hasbro Games
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Customer Rating:      Summary: A great family game Comment: Memory was a game that I played as a child. My family has had a great time playing this game together. It is also a good educational tool for children.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Good for language. Comment: My daughter just turned two, so she is too young to use it as a memory game. She likes to match the cards when they are faces up. I break it down to 9 pairs at a time so it is not too overwhelming.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Timeless classic Comment: This is a great game for any preschool child. My two youngest children love to play it.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Great game Comment: I got this for my 2.5 year old son because I remember having so much fun with it when I was a child. The pictures have gotten much better. My son is a little young to actually play the game yet, but we have fun finding the different pictures in the pile...plus working on vocabulary. Whoever designed the pictures, must have toddlers, because they are all pictures they are interested in like pizza, cookies, dinosaurs, puppies, monkeys, etc. Very durable for carboard.
Customer Rating:      Summary: A Classic Comment: This is a great game for kids (and not too boring for the adults). It is one of the most scalable games. You can make the game about any length by getting out fewer matches. My only complaint is that the tray should have square holes so the pieces go in both ways. (They are rectangles like the pieces so the pieces don't lay flat if they are sideways.) This would make the clean up much easier for the little ones.
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Editorial Reviews:
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For 1 or more players Can you remember what's hiding where' It's fun find matching pictures of your favorite things, two by two. Just flip over cards, two at a time, trying to make a match. If you find the same two cards, you keep them! Find the most pairs and you're the winner! Includes 72 picture cards and a plastic storage tray.
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