Memory Game Animals 3
Remember the rhino, the llama, the wolf and more in the third animal memory game, which builds memory and attention, for children aged 4 to 9.
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What is Memory Game Animals 3 about?
Memory Game Animals 3 is a learning game for children aged 4 to 9 that helps them develop their memory, attention and sequencing skills while they learn the names and shapes of more animals.
It is the third of the Miraj animal memory games, with another new set of animals. The cover shows cards with a rhino, a llama, a wolf and a dark, long-nosed animal. Some of these will be new to young children, which makes them good for learning new names. Children look carefully, keep the pictures in mind and use their memory to find the right cards. Each level brings a new challenge.
Children who have played the first two games will know how it works, and can see how much better their memory has become. Younger children can practise saying each new name out loud, and older children can find out one fact about each animal.
The wolf has a place in one of the best-known stories of the Qur'an. In Surah Yusuf, the brothers of Prophet Yusuf (AS) come home without him and tell their father that a wolf has eaten him. It was not true, and their father knew it. Parents can use the wolf on the cards to talk about honesty, and about how one lie can hurt a whole family.
Memory Game Animals 3 is a Miraj original. Memory Game Animals 4 brings more animals to remember.
What your child will learn
- Allah created every animal, including ones we have never seen.
- Every animal has a name and a shape we can learn.
- We should tell the truth, even when it is hard.
- Paying attention helps us remember.
How to play
- Look carefully at the picture cards and try to remember them.
- Use your memory to find the right cards.
- Learn the name and shape of each animal as you play.
- Move up a level for a new challenge.
Skills practised
- Memory
- Attention
- Sequencing
- Recognising animals
- New words
Talk about it afterwards
- Which animal had you never seen before?
- What does a llama look like, and where does it live?
- What did Yusuf's brothers say about the wolf, and was it true?
- Why is it important to tell the truth?
Frequently asked questions
What age is Memory Game Animals 3 suitable for?
Children aged 4 to 9. Each level brings a new challenge, so younger children can start simple and older children can go further.
What does Memory Game Animals 3 teach children?
It builds memory, attention and sequencing skills, and teaches the names and shapes of animals, some less familiar ones among them.
