Quartets Card Game - For Early Childhood

Quartets Card Game for Early Childhood –
A competitive and enjoyable quartets game adapted for early childhood.
Each set consists of four cards, with each card displaying four options to complete the set.
In the quartets card game for early childhood, which is adapted for children who have not yet learned to read, the four options are presented in pictures!
This way, the child can request the desired card by picture and will not encounter a reading barrier.

In the game, you will find the following themes:
Cars, colors, animals, musical instruments, fruits and vegetables, furniture, clothing items, sweets, games, numbers.

The quartets game is a multi-age game highly recommended for developing social connections between children in general and between parents and children in particular.

How to play?
Shuffle the cards well and deal 4 cards to each player. Place the remaining cards in a face-down pile, which will be the draw pile.
The youngest player starts. They must try to get cards from one of the participants to complete a quartet as follows:
The player calls out the name of the series they are interested in and asks one of the participants, whom they choose, if they have a card from that series.
The player may only request a specific card if they have one or more cards from that series.
If they find what they are looking for, the card will pass to their possession, and they will continue to ask for more cards, also from other series and from other participants. If they do not find what they are looking for, they draw a card from the draw pile, and the turn passes to the next participant.

What's in the box?
40 magnificent cards

Age: 6+
Players: 2+