Rephrasing for a 12-year-old: 'board book with hole-punched pages — use contact points to match the pairs'

Quick explanation (step-by-step):

1. Board book = a thick, sturdy picture book with heavy pages.
2. Hole-punched pages = holes cut through the pages.
3. Contact points = small bumps, dots, or marks near pictures you can feel or see.
4. To match pairs: find the same contact points on two pages and line the pages up so the holes or marks match the pictures.

Three simpler rephrasings (kid-friendly):

1. "A thick picture book with holes in the pages. Use the little bumps or marks to find and match each pair of pictures."
2. "A sturdy board book has punched holes. Touch the matching dots or markers to pair up the pictures."
3. "Use the holes and the small touch-points on each page to line up and match the picture pairs."

If you want, I can make these even shorter or change the words for younger kids.