Gakken Sumikkogurashi Three Hints Card Game 3 and 83075 (Ages Up)

Each card has three clues. The player who hears the three clues must find and pick up the matching picture card. This card game is enjoyable even for young children who can't yet read. This is a card game where players listen to three sentences read aloud and quickly find the card that matches the given conditions. Parents can read the sentences, while children can pick up the cards, making it a fun game for parents and children to enjoy together. By memorizing spoken sentences and then searching for corresponding pictures, two abilities—short-term memory of words (working memory) and comprehension—are developed simultaneously. Target age: 3 years and older; Speech therapy required. Supervised by: Yoichi Sakakibara (Professor Emeritus, Ochanomizu University) It is said that about 90% of a person's brain is fully developed by around the age of 10. Early childhood, in particular, is a crucial period for establishing the mechanisms by which the brain works. Nurturing children's thinking abilities during this highly plastic period is very important for enriching their lives. Card games are easy-to-use and familiar toys that allow children to acquire knowledge while playing. Playing with family also enriches communication, and children can learn rules (social skills), so demand for card games is increasing.