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eeBoo: New York City Little Memory and Matching Game, Sharpens Recognition, Concentration and Memory Skills, for Ages 3 and Up, Provides Interaction Between Child and Parent in Saudi Arabia eeBoo: New York City Little Memory and Matching Game, Sharpens Recognition, Concentration and Memory Skills, for Ages 3 and Up, Provides Interaction Between Child and Parent in Saudi Arabia

eeBoo: New York City Little Memory and Matching Game, Sharpens Recognition, Concentration and Memory Skills, for Ages 3 and Up, Provides Interaction Between Child and Parent

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  • See all the sights of New York City! Take a trip across the Brooklyn Bridge, peek into world famous museums, and don't forget to snack on a bagel. eeBoo's New York City Little Memory and Matching Game is a great way to preserve your own memories of a trip to the Big Apple, or a perfect gift for aspiring city dwellers. Illustrated by Saxton Freymann.
  • DEVELOPMENTAL AND EDUCATIONAL: Sharpens recognition, concentration and memory skills.
  • For Ages 3 and up. A great way to provide interaction between child and parent.
  • 18 pairs to match. Each tile is 2 x 2 inches and is made from sturdy cardboard.
  • WOMAN-OWNED business dedicated to sustainability, safety, and the creation of original and extraordinary gifts and toys. SUSTAINABLY SOURCED: 90% recycled materials, printed with vegetable-based inks. SCREEN-FREE FUN: For over 25 years, eeBoo has created wholesome, educational games and activities that cultivate conversation, socialization, and skill-building while introducing our world.

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See all the sights of New York City! Take a trip across the Brooklyn Bridge, peek into world famous museums, and don't forget to snack on a bagel. eeBoo's New York City Little Memory and Matching Game is a great way to preserve your own memories of a trip to the Big Apple, or a perfect gift for aspiring city dwellers. Eighteen pairs of tiles to match. Illustrated by Saxton Freymann.

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