Players lay a series of tiles upside down in random order. Then proceed to uncover 2 at a time. If they match, the player keeps both. If they don't, the player loses his turn.

There are 2 different types of memories:
type A: Pure memory games with pairs of identical motifs and
type B: memory games with similar motifs, e.g. 1x1 memory with a pair consisting of the numbers to be multiplied and the solution.

Game end when all tiles have been matched. The player with the greater number of tiles wins.

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This game is reminiscent of Don't Spill the Beans. It's a quick, fun game for kids.

In this game, there are 4 kinds of molded, realistic-looking pizza toppings: tomato slice, mushroom, cheese stick, and pepperoni. There are 8 of each kind.

As well, there is a chef (Poppa, presumably); he balances the pizza on a finger, and his body can also roll on the ground. This makes it extra-interesting to keep him balanced! (For a simpler game, connect the notch in the body to the legs, which prevents rolling.)

On your turn, you roll a special 6-sided die. It will either be one of the 4 toppings, a 'wild' topping (you pick), or a chef.
- If it is the chef, then you don't have to place a piece!
- If a particular topping is not available, then roll again.
- Otherwise, put your topping anywhere on the pizza, including on top of other food, without spilling ANY toppings.

The goal is to NOT spill toppings off the pizza. If you do, you're OUT! Last one left wins.

Ages 3 and up.

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Your friend swats at her pet cat, saying "Shoo!" The house cat jumps off the old table, sending dust clouds everywhere. As the cat leaps into your lap, your nose starts to itch! Your friend laughs at you mischievously.

The object of Sneeze is to match Sneeze cards to your oppon

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