A card game for children in which players try to find shared characteristics between items. The 38 word cards are printed on both sides. One sides shows just a picture, the other shows a picture plus the corresponding word. The picture-only side is used when playing with younger players who can't read that well yet. With other players both sides can be used. The cards are shuffled and divided into three stacks. Players turn over the top card from each of the stacks. Players then simultaneously search for a characteristic that two of the three items shown on the cards share. A player who thinks to have found such a characteristic slaps the stop card and tells the other players his/her idea. If they accept it as correct, he/she wins the pair of cards and two new cards are turned over. If his/her idea isn't accepted, the game continues with the same three cards as before. The shared characteristic has to be something both items have (not something they both don't have), and it has to something that hasn't been mentioned in a previous round, otherwise the first player to use that characteristic wins this pair too. The game ends when all cards have been used. The player who has collected the most cards wins the game.