Animals and their Sounds

Skills Developed:

• Visual Discrimination
• Keen Observation
• Concentration
• Memory
• Problem Solving
• Communication

Children lay out the large and durable cards in a Zigzag way either Animal side or Sound side up, or randomly, on some flat surface. Each player on their turn roll the dice and move their counter the rolled number of spaces. If a player’s Counter lands on an animal, he/she has to name the animal and say the sound it makes and if it lands on a Sound card, say the sound and name the animal that makes that sound. The game can be played in 2 different ways. It includes 28 large & thick picture cards, 4 counters, one dice and an Activity Guide.