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Matching Things: A Snap Game

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$8.4 $12 In stock

Category: Puzzles & Games

Keep your eyes peeled and collect all the Invisible Things as you play Matching Things!
Created in collaboration with the team behind the New York Times bestselling book Invisible Things, this easy-to-learn card game is fun for the whole family. It’s also a great way to teach kids about the feelings, thoughts, sounds, and more they’ll encounter in the world without ever seeing them.

In this wacky twist on the game of Snap, you’ll need to look closely to make matches and act fast to win. Spot a matching pair? Shout “SAME!” See two Whispers? Then whisper instead! Are there two Echoes? Say “ECHO, Echo, echo!” Suddenly see two Itches? Start itching! And if Gratitude shows up, get your hands in the air!

Made for 2 or more players, ages 6+, playing Snap improves observational skills and hand-eye coordination and develops patience and focus. Plus, this wonderfully imaginative version of the classic game offers a playful way to get kids talking and encourages screen-free play with friends.

The 52 game cards and English instructions come in a handy pocket-sized tin, so this is the ideal game to keep kids busy when you’re out and about. Whether at a restaurant, in a waiting room, or on a long journey, your child can take the fun with them wherever they go!

Made using FSC materials and packaged in a reusable and recyclable tin.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 25 reviews)

Steven E. ★★★★★

The illustrations are so playful, and my kids kept giggling trying to spot the Invisible Things before anyone else. Even after several rounds, they were still asking to play again instead of getting bored.

Ellie L. ★★★★★

We played this with kids aged 5 to 9 at a family dinner and it was a hit—the “Invisible Things” mechanic really makes you look twice at every card. The game is easy to learn but keeps everyone on edge, and the collaboration with the book team clearly shows in how thoughtful the design is.

Claire Y. ★★★★★

The artwork is gorgeous and the “Invisible Things” theme makes it way more interesting than a typical memory game. My kids are 6 and 8 and they beg to play this every night, even the grown-ups get competitive trying to spot the sneaky cards first.