Skylety 6 Pieces Playing Card Case Holder Playing Card Box Game Organizers and Storage Containers Deck, Snaps Closed for Travel and Restaurant

I have two elementary-aged kiddos. As often happens, the younger emulates the elder in so many ways. Big loves Pokemon, so Little loves "Pokey-man." Big has a large collection of Pokemon cards, so Little is asking for Pokemon cards at birthday, holidays, etc. Enter stage right: the ensuing battle to keep each kids' cards separate. Enter stage left: these sturdy yet easy-to-open cases and a label maker.*→ Truly, the snap lid is easy for little fingers to release AND offers a satisfying click when closing.→ Kiddos worked on sorting skills when determining how to put their cards into boxes labeled* with their name and a descriptor of their choice: normal, fire, water, super special, fighting.Surprise use: sorting out the wee LEGO pieces. We use "teacher bins"** to generally sort our LEGO pieces into bricks, plates, city bits (doors, windows, plants), car bits (wheels, windshield, chassis), special (), technics. The itty bitty pieces within these categories -- flower heads, lever, 1x1 tiles -- fall to the bottom and hide in corners. Again, a few labels added and the kiddos know where to find the pieces they need to finish their builds.============================I'm not a sponsor; no financial kick-back; just a working mum that wants to pass along tips for organizing the chaos that comes with children:* Label maker is a reference to Brother P-Touch PTD600. I prefer clear label tape so the letters "float" on clear plastic containers. White tape is best on darker colored bins.** Teacher Bins is a reference to rainbow-colored, stackable 10x13 covered bins that are 3" and 5" tall. Specific items we have can be found by searching "Storex letter size storage tray" or by product number 62534U05C and 62542U05C.

I bought these because my kids are constantly mixing up our games and I just had enough! These worked perfectly for me!

Don’t you hate it when the box your playing cards came in gets worn out, ruined, or destroyed and can’t keep the cards contained? This is a great solution!

Could hold a few more cards and be less bulky, but it works for traveling with card games

We like taking cards to restaurants and having them in my purse in the box will end up damaging them, these cases a work great.