Memory Games
This first set of memory games mix your ability to remember where you last saw something with flashcards. Click on a tile and it will turn over, showing you what is on the other side. Click on a second card and it will do the same. If the two cards have the same value (e.g., 2+3 and 5) then the cards will disappear exposing more of the background. If they don't match (e.g., 2+3 and 4) then the cards will turn back over and you will have to start over again. Your ability to remember what you saw when a card turned over will help you quickly match up all the pairs of cards.
For an additional challenge, you can make the math harder by choosing an activity with a more complex operator, like multiplication or division, or you can play against the computer - as symbolized by the penguin, "Tux".
To download an activity, click on the icon in the Download column. To see a screen shot of the activity, click on an image in the Screenshot column.
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These memory games extend the same idea to remembering images or sounds. Again, you can play against yourself or against the computer.
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railroad - try to remember the train that you just saw and recreate it from a set of colorful railroad cars |
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Page last changed: 07/25/2008