Birds of North America

These will help my great-grandson with his memory skills.

Lovely and educational!

beautiful ad sturdy

My son and birder mother have been having a blast with this game. He is learning about new species and she enjoys sharing her knowledge with him.

Great pictures and quality cards. Great way to learn types and names of birds.

Beautiful photos. Cant wait to play this with my daughter.

Wonderful product!

I bought this beautiful matching game for myself as something to do alone or with the grandkids. I appreciate the quality of the cards, not only are they sturdy but show beautiful photographs of 50 different birds.

My 3 year old and I love this game. I feel like I am learning too. For her age, we never use all the cards for one game, we just pick however many pairs we want to work with.

My two-year-old son is mesmerized by birds. This is the perfect "game" that will help him remember birds. Very beautiful pictures as well as sturdy cards for little hands!

The Birds of North America game is well made and the colors in the pictures are vibrant and true to life.. My Grandson is three and he enjoyed playing with them. The box that it comes in is sturdy and will hold up for a long time which is critical so that you don't misplace pieces I would highly recommend this product.

I really loved playing this game with my 4yo, and can tell he's quick to being independent with it. Using all 100 cards is a bit intensive, and if you want to reduce the size of your memory game, you have to go through and match the ones you want to remove, but I like that it will grow with him and remain a challenge as he begins to read. I like the passive learning that takes place of all the species, and love that it includes the latin names for the birds as well. I named every bird as we turned each card over, and he said, "You really know your birds!" :)

This is perfect...it really doesn't get any better. I only wish that I had discovered this educational memory deck prior to purchasing a Strawberry Shortcake set..that holds no educational value. What a novel way to make learning fun!