Counting frogs

Gluttonous frogs think only about how to fill their bellies. Each of them is gluttonous in its own way: some can eat only 5 flies, and some - as many as 15! Children will easily master the quantitative count to 20.

The essence of the game is to match numbers with quantities and find matching pairs.

Advantages of the game

• Affordable price
• Bright and memorable design
• Clear and easy rules
• A story that will captivate the whole family
• Compact format - the game is convenient to take on the road

Included

• 40 task cards
• Lodgment
• Rules
• Booklet

Game option 1

Shuffle all the frog cards together with the flies. Deal all the cards equally to the players. When playing with three remove two pairs of "frog+flies" from the game, leaving a total of 36 cards.

Players evaluate their cards, if there are any pairs, they put them in a pile next to them. They hold the remaining cards in their hands and do not show them to anyone. Then, starting with the youngest, players take turns blindly drawing any card from their neighbor to the left, trying to find a pair for their cards. The pair they find is also put in a pile next to them.

The winner is the player who gets rid of all the cards from his hand first.

Game Option 2. Lotto

Give to players an equal number of cards with flies , remove the extra ones. The leader mixes the cards with frogs and calls out the number of each one in turn. If a player has a suitable card with flies, he shouts "Quack!" and covers this card with a frog.

The winner is the one who first collects pairs for his cards.

Game Option 3. Memory

All cards are laid out in a 5×8 rectangle , face down. Players open 2 cards on their turn: if they open a pair, they take it for themselves and move again, if not, the cards are turned over again, and the turn goes to the next one.

The winner is the one who collects the most pairs.

Recommended age: 4-7 years

Manufacturer: The Smart Gang
Dimensions: 113×90×30 mm
Number of players: 2-4