Nickelodeon Blue’s Clues Snack Match Game, Matching Board Game, for Families and Kids Ages 3 and up

Help Blue pick snacks for Snack Time! Take turns pressing Blue to make the snacks in the refrigerator spin! Be the first player to match the snacks on 3 different Lunchbox Cards to solve Blue’s Clues. Blue’s Clues Snack Match game helps kids learn pattern and object recognition through fun and engaging gameplay. Great job! You sure are smart!

• MINIATURE REFRIGERATOR WITH BLUE: Press down on Blue to see what snacks are in the fridge. The snacks in the refrigerator will spin, giving you a new combination of snacks with every turn!
• NOT YOUR EVERYDAY MATCHING GAME: Players take turns making matches between the refrigerator and their lunchbox. If, on your turn, a snack in your lunchbox matches what’s displayed, place a token on the item!
• BASED ON THE SHOW BLUE’S CLUES: Blue is back and more popular than ever. With rules following the unique structure of the show, players learn valuable skills like reasoning and matching.
• QUICK START, FUN AND ENGAGING: Open the box and you’ll find everything you need to play, including easy-to-follow instructions. For 2-4 players, ages 3 and Up.
• Includes: 1 Refrigerator with Spinning Snacks, 36 Pawprint Tokens, 24 Lunchbox Cards, Instructions
• WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD – Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
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