• Recommended Age: 3-99 Number of Players: 1 and above Development Areas: Attention and Concentration Matching Contextual Thinking Piece-Whole Relationship Group Work Logic Execution Self-Control Game Content: 16 whole animal picture cards 48 animal picture cards divided into pieces Preparation for the Game: Remove whole and divided animal pictures from the box. If you are not going to play with all of the playing cards, select specific animal pictures and place them in the middle of the players, both in whole and in pieces. You can put the other cards in the box so that they do not cause confusion. Deal an equal number of all-animal picture cards to the players (for example, three for each player) and shuffle the split cards and arrange them so that they are closed in the middle of the players (with the parts marked Find the shape on the top). One of the players starts the game with a draw. The game sequence continues to the right. How to Play The player who starts the game chooses one of the pieces that is closed on the floor and picks it up from the floor and opens it for everyone to see. If the opened card is a part of one of the animal pictures given to the person who opened the card, he/she takes that piece and places it in the appropriate part of the picture. However, if the opened piece does not belong to the animals in the hand of the player who opened the card, he/she leaves the card closed to the place where he/she received it.