Description
The fun will flow as your children try to pick out the object that doesn't fit in each scene.
What Doesn't Belong? has 54 playing cards, divided into two stages of difficulty—28 three-object scenes and 26 four-object scenes.
Six idea/content cards.
Cards are stored in a sturdy storage tin.
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