Memory Practice
Children remember the location of pictures while searching for pairs.

A colourful matching game that turns memory practice into playful competition. Children observe the pictures, remember their positions and race to find the matching pairs.
Children remember the location of pictures while searching for pairs.
Colourful pictures encourage careful observation and recognition.
Each turn encourages children to watch, think and make a choice.
Enjoy the activity individually or turn it into a family challenge.
Players take turns revealing pictures hidden on the game board. Remember where each picture appears, find its matching partner and collect the pair.
Arrange the pieces on the board and let the matching challenge begin.
Place the picture sheet and matching tokens in their positions.
Use the picking tools to lift two pieces during each turn.
Keep matching pairs and continue until every pair is discovered.
Use the game for quiet individual practice or invite friends and family to compete. The simple rules make it easy to start while the changing picture positions keep every round engaging.
Searching for matching pictures encourages children to observe, remember, compare and make decisions during every round.
| Feature | Flip & Match Game | Ordinary Puzzle |
|---|---|---|
| Memory-based gameplay | ✓ | Not always |
| Suitable for multiple players | ✓ | Varies |
| Different picture combinations | ✓ | Usually fixed |
| Encourages turn-taking | ✓ | Limited |
Begin with fewer picture pairs while your child learns the rules. Gradually add more pieces to make the memory challenge more difficult.
Adult supervision is recommended. Inspect all pieces before play and keep small components away from children below the recommended age. Discontinue use if any component becomes cracked, loose or damaged.
Players reveal two pictures during each turn. If the pictures match, the player collects the pair. If they do not match, the pieces are returned and the next player takes a turn.
Yes. A child can use the game as an individual matching and memory activity or play competitively with friends and family.
The set shown includes 48 matching tokens along with four picking tools and picture sheets.
The activity can encourage observation, visual recognition, working memory, concentration, hand control and turn-taking.
Wipe the components gently with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Do not soak the game, and allow every piece to dry before storage.