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Deep in the rainforest, there live the little orang-utan and its mother. There’s always so much to see and to learn: climbing to get quickly from branch to branch, picking delicious fruits out of tree tops, and hiding from dangerous animals. Fortunately, mama orang-utan is always there to guide the little orang-utan to grow up safely.
In the vast ocean, there live the little sperm whale and its mother. There’s always so much to see and to learn: communicating with the other whales, swimming with dolphins, and finding out where the whale bulls go when they are all grown up. To do so, the little sperm whale embarks on an exciting journey.
Deep on the icy plains of the Arctic lives the little polar bear. There’s always so much to learn and discover: How to find food, hide from dangerous animals, and communicate with his family. Fortunately, his family is always there to guide this little one to grow up safely and help him find his place in this world.
In the hot savannah, there live the little giraffe and its mother and brother. There’s always so much to see and to learn: How does one reach the most tasty acacia branches with one’s tongue? Where’s the next waterhole? Which animals are dangerous and which harmless? The little giraffe wants to know everything and embarks on an exciting journey.
In the eucalyptus forests of Australia, there live the little koala and its mother. After leaving the safety of the pouch, there’s always so much to see and to learn: where to find the tastiest eucalyptus leaves, how to climb through the tall treetops, and which animals to better stay away from. The little koala embarks on an exciting journey.
In West Africa, in the dense rainforest of Gabon, there live the little forest elephant with its mum and herd. There’s always so much to see and learn! Under the watchful eyes of its mum, the little forest elephant makes its first steps, learns where to find the yummiest fruits and how to cross rivers. The little one embarks on an exciting journey to become a full-grown bull elephant!
Deep in the Forests of Europe lives the little lynx with its mother and sister. There is so much to discover and learn: How to best climb trees? What animals live in the undergrowth and in the treetops? How does the forest change with the seasons and how to properly stalk prey? The little lynx wants to know everything and embarks on an exciting journey.
In the diverse habitats across the globe live the little orang-utan, the little sperm whale, the little polar bear, the little giraffe, the little koala, the little forest elephant, the little lynx, and the little turtle respectively. There’s always so much to learn and discover: How to find food, hide from dangerous animals, and communicate with their families. Fortunately, their mothers and family members are always there to guide these little ones to grow up safely and help them find their place in this world.
In the Mongolian Gobi Desert only very few animals and plants are able to survive the burning sun. Nevertheless, between sand and stone, the little camel is born. It has to become a real survivalist – withstanding sandstorms, heat, and biting cold. Fortunately, it grows up protected by its herd!
In a cave in the middle of the Indian jungle, the little tiger lives with his mum and siblings. He roams through the loud and colourful world of his homeland discovering monkeys, leopards, and other wild animals. He learns to swim with strong movements and to hunt on silent paws. Follow his journey through the rainforest and learn how a small tiger cub becomes a majestic predator.
At a river in Europe, the little otter lives with his mum and sister. He plays with stones, learns how to swim, and hunts for fish and crabs. He observes how his environment changes through the seasons and plays on the ice in winter. Accompany him on his journey and find out what makes the otter so special!
Let’s go to the seaside! Who’s going to find both lighthouse cards? Where are the two friends hiding? And can you find the sandcastle? The one who uncovers the most pairs wins!
Oh, where was milk truck Mike hiding again? And there is tractor Gisela smiling, but where is Leonard all decked out festively? The one who finds the most pairs of Leonard and his friends from his many adventures wins!
Here’s the card with the angry red Mr Lion, there’s the one where he’s multi-coloured and happy. But where are the cards with surprised and sad Mr Lion hiding and which colours do they have? No matter whether he’s happy, sad, afraid, proud, or head over heels in love – Mr Lion’s emotions are colourful!
No matter whether it’s spring, summer, autumn, or winter – the animal friends have a lot going on throughout the year! Here, they are planting crops, there bathing in the lake. Over there, they fly a kite and go ice skating. Finding all the pairs requires good memory skills!
Which dinosaur only has two fingers? And what is the name of the one that lived in the ocean? This modern colourful matching game with extra-large cards offers both gaming fun and a basis to discover eight of the most well-known species and learn their names – perfect for all small dino fans!
Which planet is closest to the sun? Where is Saturn’s place in our planetary system? And where is the matching Earth hiding between the other cards? This memo game with enchanting, modern illustrations and extra-large cards offers both gaming fun and a basis to get to know our solar system – perfect for small space fans!
Are you feeling mad, happy, or sad? Scared, insecure, or left out? This memo game with extra-large cards encourages children to talk about their feelings and to recognize and understand emotions in everyday situations. Who can match the most picture pairs?
Here’s the boar and that’s where the fox can be found. Over there’s the lynx and the eagle. But where are the badger and the marmot hiding? This classic game requires good memory – the player to find the most pairs wins!
Here’s the boar and that’s where the fox can be found. Over there’s the lynx and the eagle. But where are the badger and the marmot hiding? This classic game requires good memory – the player to find the most pairs wins!
Here’s the little squirrel and there’s the fox. But where is the badger hiding? To complement the books or as a stand-alone game – even very young children will be able to enjoy this game with extra-large cards. All you need is a good memory. Find as many pairs as possible and you win!Subjects: sea, forest, farm, mountains, construction site, safari, dinosaurs, vehicles, service vehicles
Here’s the little squirrel and there’s the fox. But where is the badger hiding? To complement the books or as a stand-alone game – even very young children will be able to enjoy this game with extra-large cards. All you need is a good memory. Find as many pairs as possible and you win!Subjects: sea, forest, farm, mountains, construction site, safari, dinosaurs, vehicles, service vehicles
Here’s the little squirrel and there’s the fox. But where is the badger hiding? To complement the books or as a stand-alone game – even very young children will be able to enjoy this game with extra-large cards. All you need is a good memory. Find as many pairs as possible and you win!Subjects: sea, forest, farm, mountains, construction site, safari, dinosaurs, vehicles, service vehicles
Here’s the little squirrel and there’s the fox. But where is the badger hiding? To complement the books or as a stand-alone game – even very young children will be able to enjoy this game with extra-large cards. All you need is a good memory. Find as many pairs as possible and you win!Subjects: sea, forest, farm, mountains, construction site, safari, dinosaurs, vehicles, service vehicles
Here’s the little squirrel and there’s the fox. But where is the badger hiding? To complement the books or as a stand-alone game – even very young children will be able to enjoy this game with extra-large cards. All you need is a good memory. Find as many pairs as possible and you win!Subjects: sea, forest, farm, mountains, construction site, safari, dinosaurs, vehicles, service vehicles
Here’s the little squirrel and there’s the fox. But where is the badger hiding? To complement the books or as a stand-alone game – even very young children will be able to enjoy this game with extra-large cards. All you need is a good memory. Find as many pairs as possible and you win!Subjects: sea, forest, farm, mountains, construction site, safari, dinosaurs, vehicles, service vehicles
Here’s the owl in a blue circle, there’s the goat in a red square. But which animal fits into the yellow triangle? Can you find the right shape in the right colour for every animal?
