What you actually get
Not a sample, not three cards — the whole game.
Playing it, in about ten minutes
- Print two copies of every card pageThat is what makes the pairs. If your printer does double-sided, print the card-back page on the reverse.
- Card stock if you have itOrdinary paper works too — the backs are printed so the pictures cannot be read through the page.
- Cut along the dotted linesRound the corners if you want them to last. Laminating doubles their life.
- Lay them face down and take turnsStart with eight pairs for a small child and add more as they get better.
What you may do with it
It is free, and it stays free. You do not owe me anything for it.
- Print it as many times as you like
- Use it at home, in a classroom or in therapy sessions
- Print a set for every child in your class
- Tell other people where to get it
- Sell it, or anything made from it
- Re-host the PDF on another website
- Include it in a bundle or pack of your own
- Claim you drew it
Where the rest of them live
This is one of nineteen themes — bugs, woodland animals, unicorns, dinosaurs, the ocean, vehicles, community helpers and more — each with a memory game, a bingo set and flashcards. They go on sale as soon as the company registration comes through.
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