Memory game consisting of 30 pieces with different illustrations from Sebra’s Nightfall theme. Children will find different motifs on the pieces, including Twinkle the hedgehog and Shadow the badger.

Find the pieces that fit together while practising the ability to recognise, remember and separate motifs. Each piece has rounded cards, measuring 6x6 centimetres.
The memory game is simple and quick – children can find pieces that fit together on their own, or you can play the game with two or more people, where the one with the most matches wins. Each player takes turns. The youngest player starts, and if you get a correct match, you get to try again. The trick is to remember where the pieces are, and also to have a bit of luck. If you would like to make the game a little easier, you can leave out some of the pieces, leaving e.g. just 10 or 20 pairs to be turned over and matched. 

The memory game comes in a nice little storage box.

Warning. Not suitable for children under 36 months. Small parts. Choking hazard.

Recommended age: 3+.
Labelling: CE.

About the Nightfall theme
Darkness falls and calm descends in the small homes. Outside, the moon lights up the night sky and thousands of twinkling stars appear, creating a magical ceiling. The ‘Nightfall’ theme is about everything that takes place when the day draws to a close. Together with cute nocturnal animals, Sebra takes the child all the way into the forest in the middle of the night. The animals of the night move around in the dark landscape, creating fascinating shadows. The shadows sometimes look like entirely new creatures, and the imagination can really be put to the test when moonlight is reflected in shining eyes or when it casts shadows on ancient tree trunks.

About FSC™
The Forest Stewardship Council™ (FSC™) – is a global non-profit organisation that promotes responsible forestry worldwide. FSC™ develops standards based on recognised principles of responsible forestry, supported by environmental, social and economic stakeholders. 

If you want to know more, please visit fsc.org.