Paul Lamond Games

Are we there yet card games From Paul Lamond Games Looking for ways to keep kids entertained whilst on the move? The Are We There Yet? game will help time fly by whilst travelling and prevent children and adults from becoming bored by looking out of the car or bus window for objects, situations, vehicles and people as shown on your cards.

Mog Memory Card Games From Paul Lamond Games Memory skill games are fantastic for preschoolers especially when they star characters from their favourite story books! Characters from Judith Kerr’s classic tale; Mog are brought to life in this fun, easy to play Memory Card Game. Created especially for children aged three years upwards, Mog Memory Card Game features 54 jumbo cards beautifully illustrated with scenes from the children’s storybook. To begin, shuffle the cards and place them face down on a large surface. The youngest player starts by turning over two cards for all to see. If the cards match the player keeps the pair and the play continues until the player turns two cards that don’t match. The next player takes their turn and the player with the most pairs at the end of the game wins! The key to success is remembering which cards have been placed where so you can select a matching pair when it's your turn, but watch out for the a checky twist! This game is a great gift for any occasion and is ideal for honing concentration, turn-taking and memory skills. It can be played with two or more players and is suitable for ages 3 and over. Contents: 54 Jumbo Illustrated Cards Instructions

The World's Most Difficult Cats! Jigsaw Puzzle By Paul Lamond Games A seriously difficult double sided puzzle of Cats! It actually only has 529 pieces but it will feel like 4,000! This fantastic puzzle, aptly named the World’s Most Difficult jigsaw puzzle, will have you hooked for hours as you try to figure out where each piece connects. Each side features exactly the same artwork, images of cats of all different colours and breeds and so it’s impossible to tell which side is which - it will really have you scratching your head! Each side of the puzzle has the identical image offset 90 degrees from each other which is cut from both sides so it is impossible to tell which side is which! Each piece must be compared on both sides for size, shape, colour and fit. If all this sounds confusing just wait until you try it. This puzzle is an absolute must for any cat lover and jigsaw enthusiast who relishes a challenge! The World’s Most Difficult Cats puzzle is made from high quality card, measures 384mm x 384mm when finished and comes presented in a rectangular box. Suitable for 12 years and over. Contents 529 piece puzzle

The World's Most Difficult Dalmatians! Jigsaw Puzzle From Paul Lamond Games A fiendishly difficult double sided puzzle with only 529 pieces. This fantastic puzzle will have you hooked for hours as you try to figure out where each piece connects. Each side has exactly the same 'Dalmatians' artwork and it’s impossible to tell which side is which - it will really have you scratching your head! Each side has the identical image offset 90 degrees from each other which is cut from both sides so it's impossible to tell which side is which! Though it has only 529 pieces, it will feel more like 4000! Each piece must be compared on both sides for size, shape, colour and fit. If all this sounds confusing just wait until you try it. The World’s Most Difficult 'Dalmatians' puzzle is made from high quality card, measures 384mm x 384mm when finished and comes presented in a rectangular box. Suitable for 12 years and over. Contents 529 piece puzzle

The Tiger Who Came To Tea Card Game Paul Lamond Games Memory skill games are fantastic for preschoolers especially when they star characters from their favourite story books! Characters from Judith kerr’s classic tale; The Tiger Who Came to Tea are brought to life in this fun, easy to play Memory Card Game. Created especially for children aged three years upwards, The Tiger Who Came to Tea Memory Card Game features 54 jumbo cards beautifully illustrated with scenes from the children’s storybook. To begin, shuffle the cards and place them face down on a large surface. The youngest player starts by turning over two cards for all to see. If the cards match the player keeps the pair and the play continues until the player turns two cards that don’t match. The next player takes their turn and the player with the most pairs at the end of the game wins! The key to success is remembering which cards have been placed where so you can select a matching pair when it's your turn. But watch out - if a player picks up a card that features Dad walking in the door shouting ‘I’m Home’, the player shouts ‘I’m Home’ and all the cards have to be shuffled! This game is a great gift for any occasion and is ideal for honing concentration, turn-taking and memory skills. It can be played with two or more players and is suitable for ages 3 - 5 years. Contents 54 Jumbo Illustrated Cards Instructions