The famous memory game is played by all ages and exists in all forms.

With a memory game we bring pair matching to a next level. Memory gameĬreative Commons “Rollerskates” by Rich Brooks is licensed under CC BY 2.0 Recognising pairs is more then memorising, it gives insights in relationships between terms.

chiefly dialectal : a set or series of small objects (such as beads).

a : two similar or associated things: such as (1) : two mated animals (2) : a couple in love, engaged, or married were a devoted pair (3) : two playing cards of the same value or denomination and especially of the same rank (4) : two horses harnessed side by side (5) : two members of a deliberative body that agree not to vote on a specific issue during a time agreed on also : an agreement not to vote made by the two membersī : a partnership especially of two players in a contest against another partnership.

a (1) : two corresponding things designed for use together a pair of shoes (2) : two corresponding bodily parts or members a pair of hands b : something made up of two corresponding pieces a pair of trousers.

So, why don’t we bring this memory game to the next level, and make this a fun AND pedagogical tool for children to learn? This exercise shows that an interactive memory game can be a lot of fun. We both have so much fun googling happy alpaca pictures.īut, there’s more. I know, … but this one is for my daughter.

Memory cards game