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Between ANY 2 CARDS, there is always one, and only one,
matching symbol. As they search for matches,
little ones will learn numbers and shapes, the building The mini-games
blocks of math. Get ready to spot it!
Spot it! is a series of fast, challenging mini-games in which all
players play simultaneously. You can play them in any order,
Before you start playing… or only play your favorites. The bottom line is to have fun!
It can be helpful to first play a few practice rounds to
If you’ve never played Spot it! before, familiarize make sure everyone understands
yourselves by playing “TWINS.” the rules. The player who wins the most
mini-games is the champion.

If there’s a toss-up….
The first player to call out the name List of symbols List of symbols
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the first player to take, place, or discard the card wins.

Tips for advanced play Blue zero BlueYellow

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When you find the match, try to…

- Identify the number as odd or even. Red one RedPurple
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- Double the number.

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Red seven Orange circle
Red seven Red rectangle
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and take the 2 cards you’ve won.
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