Memory Game Insects
Remember the spider, the butterfly, the bee and the ladybird in a classic memory game that builds memory and attention, for ages 4 to 9.
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What is Memory Game Insects about?
Memory Game Insects 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 insects and other small creatures.
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 spider, a butterfly, a bee and a ladybird. Each level brings a new challenge, so the game grows with the child.
The spider makes a good question for curious children: is it an insect? It is not. Insects have six legs, and spiders have eight. Children can count the legs on the pictures and on the minibeasts they find in the garden, and learn to tell them apart.
Small creatures have a big place in the Qur'an. Three of its surahs are named after them: An-Nahl, the Bee; An-Naml, the Ant; and Al-Ankabut, the Spider. Allah taught the bee to make honey, and He looks after every tiny creature, even the ones we hardly notice. After the game, parents and children can go on a minibeast hunt and talk about how each one is looked after.
Memory Game Insects is a Miraj original.
What your child will learn
- Allah made small creatures, each with its own job.
- Insects have six legs, and spiders have eight.
- Three surahs of the Qur'an are named after the bee, the ant and the spider.
- 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 creature as you play.
- Move up a level for a new challenge.
Skills practised
- Memory
- Attention
- Sequencing
- Recognising insects
- New words
Talk about it afterwards
- How many legs does an insect have, and how many does a spider have?
- Which creature on the cards makes honey?
- Where could we look for insects near our home?
Frequently asked questions
What age is Memory Game Insects 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 Insects teach children?
It builds memory, attention and sequencing skills, and teaches the names and shapes of insects such as the bee and the ladybird.
