Peaceable Kingdom Board & Card Games Unicorn Match Up Game & Puzzle

Unicorn Match Up Game & Puzzle

by Peaceable Kingdom

$15.95 ~~$24.95~~ /

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Cards slap onto the floor, pair by pair, as small hands hunt for matching unicorns.

🦄 Three games in one box: face-up matching, face-down memory and a 24-piece floor puzzle
🧠 Memory building with face-down play that asks them to hold an image in mind and recall where it sits
✋ Easy handling with sturdy cards sized for small hands to grab, flip and slide
👨‍👩‍👧 Flexible play for 1 to 4 players, so it works solo at the table or as a small group
📖 Parent prompts included, with instructions and conversation starters to guide the play
🔇 Quiet and compact with no batteries, no loose accessories and a box that tucks onto a shelf

The Educator's Note

Matching works from 2 years and memory from around 3, so one box covers two distinct stages. Most single-purpose card games are outgrown within months.
Face-down memory play asks a child to hold an image in mind and recall its position. That is real memory practice, not just picture recognition.
The cards are sturdy and there are no loose pieces, so they survive the flipping, sliding and dropping that thin card games don't. The parent prompts give adults a ready way to extend the language.

Play Specifications

🧒 2 years +

Recommended for ages 2 years +

📖 Storyteller

Role Play & Imagination

🔇 Silent

No sound

👤 Independent Play

Solo / Self-Correcting

👥 Group Play

Collaborative / Multi-Player

🧳 Travel Friendly

Compact / Portable / Car-Friendly

🧠 Cognitive

Problem Solving & Logic

🗣️ Language

Speech & Vocabulary

The Educator's Note

Matching works from 2 years and memory from around 3, so one box covers two distinct stages. Most single-purpose card games are outgrown within months.
Face-down memory play asks a child to hold an image in mind and recall its position. That is real memory practice, not just picture recognition.
The cards are sturdy and there are no loose pieces, so they survive the flipping, sliding and dropping that thin card games don't. The parent prompts give adults a ready way to extend the language.

Play Specifications

🧒 2 years +

📖 Storyteller

🔇 Silent

👤 Independent Play

👥 Group Play

🧳 Travel Friendly

🧠 Cognitive

🗣️ Language

Turn over a card, spot its twin, and say its name out loud. This unicorn set gives you three ways to play from one box: a face-up matching game, a face-down memory game and a 24-piece floor puzzle. The cards are sturdy and built to handle enthusiastic toddler handling. Play starts with simple face-up matching from 2 years, where the job is spotting what looks the same. From 3 years, flip the cards over and the game becomes memory, asking them to hold a picture in mind and remember where it landed.

Also available in a great value bundle

Best for children who love unicorns and are ready for their first games with rules.

Toddlers aged 24 to 36 months starting out with simple face-up matching and naming pictures
Preschoolers aged 3 to 5 years ready to move on to memory games and 24-piece floor puzzles
Families with siblings of different ages, where an older child can play memory while a younger one matches
Parents after a quiet, solo-friendly activity that a child can play without constant help once they know the rules
Anyone shopping for a unicorn-loving 3 to 4 year old who wants something with real play value in a small box

Start with matching, grow into memory

The first game is the easiest to teach. Lay the cards face up, point to one unicorn, and ask them to find its match. At around 2 years, this is the skill that matters: noticing that two images are the same, then reaching for the right card and placing it beside its partner. It also gives you a natural reason to talk. Name the colours, the wings and the sparkly details as you go, and you'll hear their vocabulary stretch. The included parent prompts give you easy questions to ask, so you aren't making it up on the spot.

Flip the cards and the challenge changes

Turn the same cards face down and you have a memory game. Now they have to remember where the rainbow unicorn went, which is real memory practice. Around 3 years, children start to hold a picture in mind for a few seconds, and this game builds exactly that. You'll see them concentrate before they commit to a flip. With 1 to 4 players, it works as a quiet solo challenge or a turn-taking game with a sibling or friend. Waiting for a turn and coping with a wrong guess are early lessons that carry straight into school-age board games.

Then build the floor puzzle

The same 24 cards also make a 24-piece floor puzzle, which gives the set a third life. Matching pieces and fitting them together builds the visual scanning and spatial reasoning they'll use for bigger jigsaws later. It's a good fit for the stage where a standard jigsaw feels like too much but they're ready for more than a knob puzzle. There are no batteries, no tiny accessories and no noise, so it travels well to a grandparent's house or a waiting room.

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Why gift givers choose this

Three games, one box that covers matching, memory and puzzle-building as skills develop
Grows from 2 to 5 with easy matching first, then memory, then the floor puzzle
Sturdy cards that cope with flipping, sliding and dropping
Quiet play with no batteries, so it suits the car, a café or a rest-time table
Parent prompts included to turn each game into a conversation about colour and detail