Animals | Card Game | 7 Games in 1 | Snap, Rummy, Pairs and More | Educational Travel Game | Ages 5+, 1-8 Players

My son Sam, is obsessed with trains. He got this as a stocking stuffer and I have never seen him smile as wide. He shares the cards with us and tells us everything he has learned. They are playing cards, and he is going to teach me how to play and I’m sure the train talk will abound! Anyway, he really loves them. He says there are 7 different card games we can play, and I’m looking forward to some family time as I’m sure we will get my husband involved too! The pictures of the trains are crisp and clear and very appealing to the eye. Great for anyone who loves trains!

My 5 yo dinosaur loving grandson loves these cards. I got two sets so both grandsons could use them for a matching game.

Bought these for my six year old grandson who loves cars. Have only played Snap so far but he loves these cards!

These were okay. I wasn’t impressed with the pictures on the cards as they seemed like pictures you’d find in a book. I was hoping for something more exciting - something that showed movement or personality, these photographs lacked luster to me and the grandkids.I would give the grandkids each a card and the matching info cards each day on the way to school for entertainment purposes and we’d talk about the features on the card. We’d compare and contrast the other cards from the previous days. I got both the cat and the dog cards.

This was another gift for a coworker who loves cars as I just started this job. I didn’t know anything else about this coworker. These cards worked perfectly. She has told me that she plays this game with her kids and she loves these cards. She said the pictures are great And the cards are wonderful.

The game suggestions are very helpful and the cards have great photos of the dogs. I will be able to use the cards for educational activities, with some corrections. The cards use the AKC breed groups, but there are three breeds that contain incorrect information. The French bulldog belongs in the non sporting group not the toy group. The dachshund belongs in the hound group not the toy group. There is no longer a Jack Russell terrier; there is a Parson Russell terrier and a Russell Terrier. I did not check the information on the cards that give information about the dogs, so there may be more errors there.

Grandson loves them.

My sister is a travel agent and we both love board games. Fun to have something we can both play and the card set is small enough for a purse. Personally , my favorite class was geography, love maps, and have been to all states except Idaho and 5 continents. Pertinent to both of us.