Little Mouse (1998)

"Little Mouse" is a children's sequencing game which uses the imagery and phrasing from the book, "The Little Mouse, the Red Ripe Strawberry, and the Big Hungry Bear" by Audrey and Don Wood. The game contains 48 thick cards with 4 each of the 12 different phrases to play any of six different games. [paraphrased rules] 1. Solo Sequencing Solitary sequencing in which one set of 12 different cards are laid face-up. The player places the cards in sequence according to the original story. 2. Scramble Sequencing For 2-4 players. All 48 cards are placed face-up. The first player to complete a sequence wins. 3. Skill Sequencing For 2-4 players. Cards are shuffled. The top four cards are laid face-up, the rest are dealt to the players. Each turn, the player places a card before or after one of the four middle cards. First player to use all cards wins. 4. Quartet For 2-4 players. Players seek to obtain all four of a particular card. Player with the highest number of sets wins. 5. Snap For 2-4 players. Traditional Snap game. 6. Matching Words to Pictures For 2-4 players. A single storyline set is dealt to each player. A leader displays either picture or word card and the other players have to match its opposite (words-to-picture or picture-to-words)