Front cover of the card game 'Wild Olympics' by Roslynne Coerien, featuring large 'WILD' lettering over illustrated birds and rhinos with a '3-in-1 Card Game' badge.
Wild Olympics card game set with an illustrated storage box, a deck of cards, and four sample cards showing African Fish Eagle, Ostrich, Lion, and another bird card on a white background.

Wild Animal Olympics 3-in-1 Card Game | Roslynne Toerien

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Ready, set, play! Wild Animal Olympics brings South African wildlife to game night with 52 beautifully illustrated cards and three different ways to play. Children can test their observation skills, match animals and answer fun trivia questions while getting to know some of the incredible animals found across South Africa.

What’s in the Box

  • 52 x Illustrated animal cards
  • 3 x Ways to play: Snapped, Match It! and Animal Trivia

Why It’s a Favourite

  • Features beautifully illustrated South African animals
  • Three games in one for plenty of replay value
  • Encourages concentration and observation
  • Helps develop visual discrimination and matching skills
  • Combines learning with fun, interactive play
  • Based on the book The Speedy Six Olympics by the same author and illustrator

Details

  • Recommended Age: 4 years+
  • Number of Cards: 52
  • Games: Snapped, Match It! and Animal Trivia
  • Theme: South African wildlife
  • Based on information and illustrations from The Speedy Six Olympics

In a Nutshell

Wild Animal Olympics makes learning about South African wildlife a whole lot of fun with three games in one. It's an engaging choice for children who enjoy cards, animals and a little friendly competition.

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FAQ's of the Wild Animal Olympics 3-in-1 Card Game

How many ways can you play?

There are three different games to enjoy: Snapped, Match It! and Animal Trivia.

What animals are featured?

The cards feature a variety of beautifully illustrated South African animals.

What skills does the game develop?

It encourages observation, concentration, visual discrimination, matching and memory skills.

What age is the game suitable for?

It's recommended for children aged 4 years and up.

Is this game educational?

Yes! Children can learn interesting facts about South African animals while playing the different card games.