Pennsylvania’s Great Outdoors Memory Game, 100 Cards
Details
Larry and Bethann Kauffman started AmishToyBox.com in 2010 as a side business. Based in Caldwell, Ohio, the family drew on relationships with Amish woodworkers they knew from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. They wanted to bring well-made wooden toys and games into more homes and give families simple ways to play together. The business grew around durable workmanship and treating customers the way the family would want to be treated.
Turn over a pair of cards and see whether the photographs match. Pennsylvania’s Great Outdoors is a picture memory game with 100 cards and 50 matching pairs. The deck draws on the state’s wildlife and scenery, with photographs of animals, wildflowers and outdoor places.
Use a smaller group of pairs for a short round or set out all 100 cards for a larger game. The box and gallery show what the cards look like face up and face down. Some cards show familiar subjects, such as a squirrel, while others give players a chance to look closely at a plant or animal they may have never seen.
Pick an even number of cards in matching pairs, shuffle them and lay them face down in rows. Take turns turning over two cards. A match stays with the player who found it. Turn unmatched cards back over in the same spots so everyone can remember where the pictures appeared.
If the full deck takes up more space than you have, start with several pairs and build up in later rounds. For a nature-themed activity, choose a picture that caught someone’s eye and look for it in a Pennsylvania wildlife guide after the round. The photographs give players something to talk about while resetting the game.
Explore more games and puzzles on BuyAmerican. Read Pennsylvania Game Commission wildlife guide for more information.
Features
- 100 picture cards make 50 matching pairs
- Photos draw on Pennsylvania wildlife, plants and landscapes
- Start with fewer pairs to fit a small table or a shorter session
- Printed photo cards and a box for storage
Specifications
- Game Picture matching and memory
- Card count 100
- Matching pairs 50
- Theme Pennsylvania wildlife and outdoor scenery
- Country of origin The supplier identifies this edition as handcrafted in the United States.
Materials
The game uses printed picture cards. Images shown in the gallery include a red squirrel, a snowshoe rabbit and a patch of purple flowers. Each match depends on recognizing the same image on two cards.
Care
Play on a clean, dry surface and put the cards back into the box after use. Gather every pair you set out before mixing it into the rest of the deck. Keep the cards away from spills and store the box flat to protect the corners.
Shipping & returns
Shipping
The game ships boxed with all 100 cards. AmishToyBox.com generally dispatches in-stock orders by the next business day. The supplier estimates 2–8 days in standard transit after dispatch and requires a street address for delivery. Carrier delays can extend that estimate, especially during the holidays. Check the rate and availability for your address at checkout. See the BuyAmerican shipping policy for tracking and delivery details.
Returns
Count the cards and keep the complete deck and box together for an eligible return. For a BuyAmerican order, request an eligible return within 30 days of delivery. Keep the item unused and in the condition it arrived in. Contact BuyAmerican with your order number before sending anything back. For damage or an incorrect item, keep the packaging and share photos promptly so we can confirm the next steps. Review the BuyAmerican return policy for the full terms.
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