Memory Match
Turn over cards, remember what you saw and find every pair.
Turn over cards, remember what you saw and find every pair.
Learn how to play Memory Match and how to remember the board, then play the game above.
Flip cards two at a time to find every matching pair in as few moves as you can.
Pay attention to every card you reveal, even the ones you do not match, so you remember where they are for later.
Reveal cards in a consistent order, such as row by row, so the positions are easier to recall.
When you know where a pair is, take it before exploring new cards to reduce the clutter you have to remember.
Flip two cards at a time to find matching pairs. If the two cards match they stay face up; if not, they turn back over. Remember where each card is and clear all the pairs to win.
Pay attention to every card you flip, even non-matches, and remember its position. Reveal cards in a consistent order like row by row so the layout is easier to recall, and claim pairs you already know first.
Memory Match is a simple concentration exercise that gives your short-term memory a light workout. It is an easy, low-pressure way to practise recalling positions.