Memory Match is a card-flipping game where children find pairs of matching pictures, and every flipped card says its word aloud.
How it plays
- Choose how many tiles to play with. 8 tiles are free to try, and 12 or 16 tiles are part of the full version.
- Tap a card to flip it. You see the picture and hear the word.
- Tap a second card. If the two pictures match, the pair stays flipped.
- If they don't match, both cards flip back after a moment, and you try again.
- Find every pair to finish the round.
Two languages, or one
With two languages, each picture appears on two cards. One card says the word in the first language and the other says it in the second. Matching them shows your child that two different words name the same thing. With one language, the two cards of each pair say the same word in the same language.
What it practises
- Visual memory and recognition
- Hearing each word again and again
- Discovering that one picture can have two names
Who it suits
Start with 8 tiles for toddlers. In the full version you can move up to 12 or 16 tiles as your child gets faster, so the game grows with your child.
A tip for parents
Say each word out loud together as the card flips. Hearing your voice and the app's voice side by side helps the word stick.
Try Memory Match
Choose your languages and play. No sign-up needed.
Play freeFrequently asked questions
How many tiles are there?
You choose before you start: 8 tiles (4 pairs) are free to try, and the full version adds 12 tiles (6 pairs) and 16 tiles (8 pairs).
What is a pair when I play in two languages?
A pair is the same picture on two cards, one that speaks the first language and one that speaks the second.
Can my child play without reading?
Yes. Memory Match uses pictures and sound only.
