Food Memory Game Review (Tomoson)

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I received Food, a matching game, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. Food is a puzzle -based matching game. Each puzzle piece shows half of a piece of food, such as cake. The goal is to match both pieces of the same food. The tricky part is all the pieces are the same size. I wanted the game for Kalen. Puzzles is one of his ARD/IEP goals. Plus, he needs to learn more food based words, especially chicken, hot dogs, turkey, and other meat is called chicken, while apples and oranges are called apples. He also knows salt, ice, water, cookie, and cake.

The game also helps improve hand-eye coordination and fine-motor skills. The pieces are made from a thick cardboard, which is easy to pick up. The pictures are bright and colorful. Your kids will enjoy matching with this puzzle game.

You can purchase the game, using the link above. The game is prime-eligible.

Feelings memory and match game review (Tomoson)

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I received Feelings, a matching game, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. Feelings is a matching/memory game. I got it for Kalen and Brad to help them recognize emotions. '

The pieces are made from sturdy cardboard, cut into square shapes. The kids can learn facial expressions and match pieces together. Brad has not taken to the game, but Kalen does like looking at the faces. The kids have not matched anything successfully yet, but hopefully in time, they will be able to match a few pieces.

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Make a Match Memory Game (Tomoson)

I received Mama May I's Make a Memory Match Game, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. I wanted this for Kalen to help prepare him for his last year of preschool. The game comes with a bag full of tiles. Each tile has a shape or a cute little character on it. The goal is simple, make matches with the chips. Each chip is small, round, and has a character in black ink. 

I am working with Kalen to identify matches and shapes. We made some progress, but not much. The game is for children 4 and up. `The pieces are small so adult supervision is needed. 

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