Londji Game - Ocean Animals Memo

Lay the 32 cards face down, then take turns flipping two at a time to find identical ocean animals. Keep the pairs you match and return the rest face down. The player who collects the most matching pairs by the end wins, and full instructions are in the box.

The deck features Londji's ocean cast, including sharks, whales and dolphins among other sea creatures, illustrated by Mariana Ruiz Johnson. The pictures pair up into sixteen matches, so children learn the animals as they hunt for each partner card across the table.

There are 32 cards, each measuring 9 x 9 cm, which is a generous size for small players to turn over and see clearly. They pack into a sturdy cardboard box of about 28 x 5.7 x 6 cm for tidy storage between games.

Londji recommends it for ages 3 to 8. Younger players can use fewer cards to keep the round short, while older children can play the full deck for a longer memory challenge, and adults can happily join in at the same table too.

Turning cards and recalling where each animal sat builds concentration and short-term memory. Spotting matching pairs sharpens visual discrimination, and taking turns teaches patience, all wrapped in a calm, screen-free activity that adults and children can share side by side.

The cards are made from recycled cardboard and paper and come in a sturdy box. Keep them dry and flat, wipe any marks with a barely damp cloth, and return the full deck to the box so no pairs go missing before next time.

Yes. Because the rules are simple and the pairs are easy to see, a three-year-old and a grown-up can play the same round. Mixed-age games often even out, since younger players surprise everyone with how well they remember the ocean cards on the table.