Memory Games and Early Brain Development

Memory match games ask children to hold information in mind — a skill called working memory that supports all learning.

What memory games build

Concentration, working memory, and the patience to keep trying are all exercised in a simple matching game.

Right-size the challenge

Start with just a few pairs and grow the board as your child succeeds.

Play together

Narrate where cards were seen. Modeling memory strategies helps children develop their own.