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Animal Tracks Matching Game

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I moved this printable from another blog post to make it easier for everyone to find it.  Enjoy!

Recently, I've been working on a lot of printable games that will fit in an Altoid tin (you know how I love my tins).  This matching game features animal tracks from Etsy shop Digital Art Card and animal pictures from Pixabay.  I put the animal names on both cards to make the game useful for learning and not just challenging.  Put your tracking skills to use and make some matches!


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This game is suitable for ages 4/5 to adult.  Just print (I recommend cardstock), laminate, and stick it in a tin.  The printable comes with a label for the tin as well.  Either modge podge or hot glue the label onto the tin.  To play, lay all cards face down in rows and columns, then take turns flipping over two cards at a time to make a match.  If you're successful, keep the match as evidence and play again.  If you're unsuccessful, turn the cards back over and let someone else have a turn.  The game is over when all the cards have been matched and the winner is the person with the most matches.


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