Memory: 8 pairs
A harder memory game: 4 pairs, then 6, then 8.
How to play
- Your child flips two cards at a time and hears the name of each picture.
- If the two pictures match, they stay face up.
- 3 levels: 4 pairs, then 6, then 8. Fewer moves earn more stars.
What your child learns
- Visual memory
- Focusing for longer
- Names of fruit, animals and everyday things
Pictures in the game
- apple
- banana
- grapes
- orange
- strawberry
- watermelon
- dog
- cat
- rabbit
- fish
- car
- ball
Parent and teacher card
- Age
- Ages 6 to 7
- Level
- Grades 1 and 2
- Topic
- Memory and logic
- Length
- 10 questions, about 5 minutes
- Skills
- Visual memory · Focusing for longer · Names of fruit, animals and everyday things
- At home
- Set a challenge: can your child finish the last level in under 14 moves?
- In class
- before answering, ask pupils to say why they chose that answer. Explaining matters more than speed.