eeBoo: Life on Earth, Memory & Matching Game, Developmental and Educational, 24 Pairs to Match, Single or Multiplayer Function, for Ages 3 and up

Got this as a gift for a 3 year old and it is an excellent choice. The pictures are beautiful and colorful, making them fun to find and distinctive. Great game for teaching attentiveness, turn-taking, and of course, memory building.

Bought this for my 15 month old, and while he is still a bit young to play with it, he does love dumping the pieces out and putting them in the box. I am so thrilled with this purchase though. The images are beautiful, they are the perfect blend between childish and artistic, definitely not like some of the more tacky ones you see. The pieces are very thick and seem like good quality that will hopefully stand the test of time. I think these are definitely great for those under 5 years old as well. While they may not get the hang of memory the game, it is great for learning different plants and animals and starting to match some up a few at a time. This would make a wonderful gift and we are already making a list of people to purchase this for. Really happy with my purchase.

Simply beautiful. The memory pieces have a good thickness so they won't break easily (unless chewed on or brought into contact with water). The edges and corners are all rounded. The surface is shiny smooth so even if your child would try to draw on it, I would guess you can easily rub it off if caught in time. The pictures are nice and the set just screams quality. We bought this for our not quite two and a half year old even if she was below the intended minimum age of this particular set (five I believe) and had great fun playing. Of course she didn't get the concept straight away (turning three cards etc) but we just kept going. We also just use less cards like five or six pairs so I doesn't get too overwhelming.

My daughter and I have been playing this game several times a week for almost a year now. It is super sturdy. The pictures are great and have enough variety to help keep the apart and help kids remember. I could see it being used as a vocabulary builder with smaller kids. A great version of an old classic.

eeBoo was recommended as a brand that always has high-quality games and toys and, from this product, I agree!My three year olds love this “Life on Earth” memory game. The images (plants & animals) are fun, clear, and interesting. The cards/tiles themselves are sturdy and do not peel apart as some cardboard things are wont to do. And unlike another brand we tried, the tiles are precut and finished well, not simple card stock to be punched out.The game itself is fun - a throwback to my childhood - and challenging enough for all ages (3 + in our house) without needing to try to lose! ;)We made a simple grid (see image) with painters tape on cardboard to help our kids set up and play the game.

Sturdy, colorful..back of box shows every tile. There are 24 pair. 48 tiles. To me the box is way bigger than necessary.. could easily fit in maybe 1/4 the size esp 8f taller box but the box is also sturdy. The name of what's in the tile is only on the back of the box and some weren't as obvious to me. The whale is just the tail and bees are in a tile showing a big flower. The bear, elephants, tiger are very cute and all are colorful. I bought these for myself to work on my memory skills but the colors should appeal to a kid.. backs are brightly striped as nd substantial.. I don't see these bending or peeling or coming apart. Smooth feel. Also like that company is woman and mother owned

I saw this game on Amazon, I saw the videos for this game. I ordered this game for my great-niece for her birthday. She will be 7 years old. The game came in excellent condition. The game looks fun to play. I think this game will promote quality time between a child and a adult. It's a cute game. The price was reasonable. The artwork on the tiles looks beautiful. This game is will help kids and adults to think.

I play it with my 3 y.o. and it's been a nice way to introduce games to him. This is a classic memory game, easy and simple rules, and most importantly very sturdy pieces that can withstand a lot of handling and the occasional mouthing. The images are interesting and fun, with a wide arrange of colors, I know the cardinal is a rip off, but I am willing to give them the benefit of the doubt that they were really trying to pay homage to Harper and they messed up.