Spelling & Maths Matching Game

  • 2-in-1: spell 64 words and solve picture sums on 32 flip cards
  • 8 categories: animals, vehicles, food, colours, body and more
  • Letter cubes and number tiles all slot tidily into the tray
  • Screen-free spelling, counting and concentration practice
  • Ages 3+, plays solo or with a parent
₦11,500
How many?

Classic

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About this toy

Two school subjects, one game your child will actually ask to play. Slot a picture card into the tray and the game begins. On one side, your child spells the pictured word by finding the right letter cubes: LION, PLANE, APPLE, EARTH. On the other side, a picture sum waits to be solved with the number tiles, counting little frogs and stars to add, subtract, multiply or divide. There are 32 double-sided cards covering 64 words across eight everyday categories: animals, vehicles, food, fruits, colours, the body, school supplies and planets. Every card pairs the word with a bright picture, so reading and meaning grow together. The letter cubes and number tiles slot neatly into the tray, which keeps small hands organised and pieces off the floor. It plays well solo once your child knows the routine, and even better with a parent or older sibling taking turns. A proper screen-free way to practise spelling, early maths and concentration, and a birthday gift that parents genuinely appreciate.

Good questions, answered

What age is this game for?

It is designed for ages 3 and up. Threes start with letter matching and counting the pictures; fives and sixes use it for real spelling and sums.

What is included?

The matching tray, 32 double-sided picture cards covering 64 words, 10 letter cubes, 20 number blocks, 5 maths symbol blocks and a playing guide.

How does the game work?

Slot a card into the tray, spell the pictured word with the letter cubes, then solve the picture sum beside it with the number tiles. Flip the card for the next word.

What kind of maths does it teach?

Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division shown with countable pictures, so your child counts their way to the answer before they know the symbols.

What words are covered?

64 everyday words across 8 categories: animals, vehicles, food, fruits, colours, body parts, school supplies and planets.

Can my child play alone?

Yes. Once they know the routine it works as independent quiet-time play, though it is most fun with a parent or older sibling taking turns.

Does it make a good gift?

It is a favourite birthday gift for ages 3 to 6: a proper learning toy that still feels like a game, packed in its own colourful box.