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Between any 2 cards, there is always only one, place the card on a pile or discard it.
and only one match. As they search for matches,
little ones will learn colors and the alphabet The mini-games
while having fun. 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
Before you start playing… order, or only play your favorites.
The bottom line is to have fun!
If you’ve never played Spot it! before, It can be helpful to first play a few practice
familiarize yourselves rounds to make sure everyone understands
by playing “TWINS.” the rules. The player who wins the most
mini-games is the champion.

If there’s a toss-up…. List of symbols List of symbols

The first player to call out the name
of the symbol wins. In the case of a tie,
the first player to take, place, or discard the card wins.
Blue "A" Blue "A""F"
Yellow Yellow
Purple"F""K" Purple "K" Green "P" Green
Purple"P"
"U" Purple star
Purple "U" Purple star

Tips for advanced play

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Blue"B" Blue "G""L" Blue "L" Blue "Q""V" Green "V" Orange star
When you find the  match, try to… Red "B" "G" Blue Blue "Q" Green Orange star

- Find a word starting with this letter.

- Find a word containing this letter. Green "C" Green
Red "C"
"H" Red
Red"H"
"M" Red "M" Yellow "R" Yellow
Purple"R"
"W" Purple "W"
Blue heart Blue heart

- Say the alphabet forward from this letter.

- Name something that is the color of the heart or star.
- Spell the color of the heart or star. Orange "D" Orange
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"I" Orange "I"
Red "N" Red "N" Blue "S" Blue "S""X"
Yellow Yellowheart
Green "X" Green heart

 
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1) Preparing the game: the matching symbol on both cards. As soon as
1) Preparing the game: Shuffle the cards and deal
Place all the cards face-down in a pile. one card face-down to each player. Place the remaining cards
you find the match, call it out (example: “Green P!”)
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and take the 2 cards you’ve won.
2) Object of the game: To collect the most cards. Reload 2 new cards from the pile.
2) Object of the game: To collect the most cards.
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