Montessori Memory Game

This is not unusual, as modern technologies reduce children's attention span to mere seconds. A child's focus requires adequate challenges and stimuli to improve.

Memory games, such as this one, test their mind and recall. A child that gets introduced to these at the youngest age has no trouble remembering extensive school lessons.

It's something that drives parents crazy. You remember how little things used to occupy you for hours, but for today's kids, nothing is engaging enough. 

This is where old-school games come in handy. Simple tasks, such as finding two of the same, not only improve their logical reasoning but also increase their attention span.

We want you to concentrate on your little one's learning and development, not the potential harm a toy can do. Everything is wooden, smoothly edged, a painted with non-toxic paint. It's safe for your kid's skin, and being eco-friendly, it's safe for the environment too.

Sit down with your little brainiac, set up the board, and start collecting pairs. Young minds might have an advantage, but hey, you still have the game in you. This is an event you will reminisce about forever. Let's call it "a great memory-off."

Something that will finally stop those two bickering over whose turn it is to play a video game, which is harmful to them, anyway. Birthday, Christmas, or any other holiday makes for an excellent opportunity to become the best gift-giver within a three miles radius.

1. Select a card to put on the board.
2. Cover the board cover.
3. Fill the board with spaces on the board.
4. Players can uncover 2 covers at a time.
5. If the patterns in the two covers are the same, you can take off the cover. If it is different, cover it again, and the other player will continue.