Before the child lies a snowy holiday scene — but the cards are in black and white, as if dusted with snow. To “bring them to life,” the child draws and matches colorful character tokens. This is more than a game of chance: it’s about recognition, storytelling, and discovering each piece of the festive world. Kids learn to identify characters, describe what they see, and patiently wait for their turn.
— 6 double-sided playing boards (12 scenes)
— 48 wooden character tokens
— Fabric drawstring bag
— Durable cardboard storage box
— Safe materials with vivid, child-friendly printing
— Age: 2+
Give each player a board showing several holiday characters.
Place all the tokens into the drawstring bag and mix them well.
Players take turns drawing one token and showing it to the group.
If a player has a matching image on their board, they take the token and place it on their picture.
The first to cover all characters on their board wins!
For toddlers: lay the tokens face up and play cooperatively, matching without competition.
— Visual attention and discrimination
— Vocabulary and memory
— Turn-taking and rule-following
— Recognition and classification of images
— Narrative skills and understanding of actions
— “Tell what each character is doing” — story-based speech practice
— “Who’s first to find the snowman token?” — quick visual search
— “How many red-scarf characters do you see?” — combining counting and observation
— “Match all tokens to one card” — focus and sorting
— Topics: Winter holidays, Actions, Observation, Group dynamics
— Children aged 2+
— Preschools, speech therapists, early learning centers
— Inclusive classrooms, educational programs
— Toy stores, holiday gift bundles, family game collections
— Perfect for home play with siblings or parents
— Thick, easy-to-grip tokens — ideal for little hands
— Winter holiday theme — perfect for seasonal promotions
— Suitable for both group and solo play
— Versatile across age ranges and developmental levels
— Visually appealing packaging for retail displays
This isn’t just a lotto game — it’s a storytelling journey, where every token finds its place and every child learns to notice, describe, and celebrate small discoveries.