Mahjong for kids is a variation of the classic Japanese game that develops logic, imagination, memory, sorting skills, balance, and fine motor skills. The set includes two chip types: black – marine life, colored – wild animals. "Mahjong" game rules: Players: 2 Divide chips into equal parts and lay them face down. Start with the leftover chip. Players take turns flipping their chips, trying to collect 4 identical images in a row. A chip without an image is a Joker – it fits any row or position. The first to complete all rows wins. "Memory" game rules: Players: 2–6 Lay chips face down. Take turns flipping two at a time. If they match, keep them; if not, return them. Remember positions. The player with the most pairs wins. "Collect" game rules: Players: 2–4 Each player starts with 4 chips. The goal is to collect as many sets of 4 identical images as possible. Extra chips can be exchanged clockwise with another player. Then each player takes 1 new chip. Most sets collected wins.