ORCHARD TOYS Moose Smelly Socks Game. Find Matching Pairs of Socks for Your Monsters! for Ages 3-6 and 2-4 Players

My daughter is 3 and enjoys playing this game. This is basically a pairing and matching game. But what I like the most that is NOT overwhelming. It's a great introduction to matching game.

My 3yo loves this game and we've been playing it for about a year. The game boards made of puzzle pieces are adorable, hilarious, and added a lot of extra fun when she was 2 and we first started playing. The 3 piece puzzles were an easy win for a 2yo, and really got her engaged in the game from jump. You can play the matching game in different difficulty levels, so your little one can enjoy for a long time as the game will grow along with them for a bit. I find this game to be sturdy, entertaining, silly ...a great time for toddlers/preschoolers. Good value, quality game.

My 4 yo granddaughter loves this game. The cards are good quality and don’t bend easily. She’s quite amused by the silliness of the images. It’s a fun, short game for those short, toddler attention spans

I bought this game when my grandson was two and half. We used it to play memory games, match game, and to put the easy puzzle pieces together. We basically made up our own games. Now he is 4 and we still play with it. He’s a typical boy and loves the “monster “ characters that are covered in mud, bugs , and slime! If I could have given this simple little game a ten I would have, just because of the hours of laughing and fun I’ve shared with my grandson.

This is a good first matching game. My grandaugher loves to help evryone match their socks. This can be played at a very basic level with one sock already on the monster and a few pairs of socks, to a more advanced level where you would have to match both pairs of socks. The only thing that would make it better would be if you could choose and mix your monsters. The three different color monsters always have to be together.

This is a cute little game for a toddler. My grandson immediately started calling it "stinky socks". I showed him a way to use the game, but when I turned my back he gathered up all the cards, took them to a favorite place to play and made up his own game. It is a winner!

3 yr old loves it---may just be the name---but he's looked for first on 2 occasions when he visited. Not really a game but A matching task. Little sister followed suit and tried to play with her own rules. Good for the price

My kindergarteners love this game