Memory Game Birds
Remember the hoopoe, the penguin and more birds in a classic memory game that builds memory and attention, for children aged 4 to 9.
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What is Memory Game Birds about?
Memory Game Birds 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 birds.
It is a classic brain game: children look carefully, keep the pictures in mind and use their memory to find the right cards. The cover shows cards with a hoopoe and its crown of feathers, a small purple bird, a woodpecker and a penguin. Each level brings a new challenge, so children can keep coming back and going further.
The birds are very different from one another, and that makes a good talking point. The penguin cannot fly at all, but it swims fast under the sea. The woodpecker taps on trees with its beak. The hoopoe is the bird in the Qur'an that brought news to Prophet Sulayman (AS). Each one is made for its own life.
The Qur'an also says that the birds, with their wings spread out, glorify Allah, and that each of them knows its own way of prayer and praise. After the game, parents and children can listen to the birds outside and think about how everything Allah made remembers Him in its own way.
Memory Game Birds is a Miraj original. Memory Game Birds 2 brings a new set of birds to remember.
What your child will learn
- Allah made many kinds of birds, each for its own way of life.
- The birds glorify Allah in their own way.
- 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 bird as you play.
- Move up a level for a new challenge.
Skills practised
- Memory
- Attention
- Sequencing
- Recognising birds
- New words
Talk about it afterwards
- Which bird cannot fly, and what can it do instead?
- Which bird was the easiest to remember?
- The Qur'an says birds praise Allah in their own way. What do you think that might sound like?
- Which birds can we hear near our home?
Frequently asked questions
What age is Memory Game Birds 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 Birds teach children?
It builds memory, attention and sequencing skills, and teaches the names and shapes of birds such as the hoopoe and the penguin.
