Matching & Memory Games

3 years & up. Hungry Bins is a fun sorting game that teaches kids how to recycle and compost. Children match everyday items to the correct bin-recycling, compost, or waste-using color-coded tokens for easy recognition. It's a playful way to build eco-awareness, sorting skills, and critical thinking. Great for classrooms, homeschooling, or at-home learning.

2 years & up. Recycle, use your bicycle, and eat organic. By changing their everyday actions, children can be environmental champions! While building 12 mini puzzles, children will have fun learning about little changes they can make in their daily lives to help their natural environment. On the red edged pieces, a group of diverse kids show common habits, but on the green edged pieces, they show habits to protect the earth!

3 years & up. Pete the Cat has lost his buttons and he needs your help to get them back! In this fun and fast-paced game, players take turns spinning the spinner and using the Pete the Cat squeezer to collect matching buttons. Match the button's shape or color and place it on your Pete the Cat shirt game board. The first player to fill their shirt wins! As kids play, they'll build essential early learning skills like color recognition, shape identification, and matching-all while strengthening fine motor skills with the easy-to-use squeezer.

18 months & up. Spark imaginative play with the Peeksville Tractor & Chicken Coop Playsets. Perfect for toddlers, this interactive set invites kids to discover through hands-on exploration. Children can load animal friends onto the working tractor and trailer, pop the exhaust pipe, lift the grille, and discover more fun farm actions that build fine motor skills. Tractor playset includes a storybook-style activity guide filled with imaginative ways to play and learn. With the chicken coop, little ones can drop the chicken or egg into the top of the coop, then lift, slide, and twist the doors to uncover where they've gone, strengthening memory and hand-eye coordination. Ideal for cause-and-effect learning and sensory-rich discovery.