Memory Game Vegetables
Remember the carrot, the aubergine, the chilli and more in a classic memory game that builds memory and attention, for children aged 4 to 9.
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What is Memory Game Vegetables about?
Memory Game Vegetables 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 vegetables.
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 carrot, an aubergine, a red chilli and a walnut. Each level brings a new challenge, so children can keep playing and do better each time.
Vegetables are not every child's favourite food, and a game can help. A child who has learned the name of an aubergine may be more willing to try one, and choosing vegetables at the shop or helping to wash them for dinner becomes a chance to use the new words. The walnut on the cover is a nut, not a vegetable, which older children may enjoy spotting.
Vegetables are in the Qur'an too. In Surah Al-Baqarah, the Children of Israel ask Prophet Musa (AS) for vegetables such as cucumbers, garlic, lentils and onions, even though Allah had already given them food from the sky. Parents can use it to talk about being thankful for the food we have, and saying Alhamdulillah after every meal, even the vegetables.
Memory Game Vegetables is a Miraj original.
What your child will learn
- Allah makes vegetables grow for us to eat.
- We should be thankful for the food we have.
- 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 vegetable as you play.
- Move up a level for a new challenge.
Skills practised
- Memory
- Attention
- Sequencing
- Recognising vegetables
- New words
Talk about it afterwards
- Which vegetable on the cards have you eaten?
- Which one is not really a vegetable?
- Which vegetable would you like to try?
- What do we say after we eat?
Words to know
- Alhamdulillah
- All praise is for Allah, said to thank Him.
Frequently asked questions
What age is Memory Game Vegetables 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 Vegetables teach children?
It builds memory, attention and sequencing skills, and teaches the names and shapes of vegetables, and it is a starting point for talking about being thankful for our food.
