Evaluate An Existing Game for 4-10 year olds
‘The memory game’ is a perfect game for children under ten years old as it stimulates their
brains.The memory game consists of 25 or more pairs of cards that are then shuffled and laid out
on the floor or table. players take turns, turning over two cards. if they are a match the player
keeps the cards and gets a second go. the aim of
the game is to remember where the matching card
to the one you have just turned over is. This game
helps the part of the brain where short term
memories are stored become more active and more responsive. Scientist have tested 152 children from
ages 3 through 10 half played memory game and half did not the results being 85% of the
children that did …show more content…
J- What about coordination and balance how did i learn those skills
M- From a young age you did dancing, netball and softball they all taught you coordination and we would also play with balls and hula hoops things like that in the yard
J- That would explain why i love sport
M- haha, yep
J- Thank you mum
M- No problem
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Rules:
Mix up the cards.
Lay them in rows, face down.
Turn over any two cards.
If the two cards match, keep them.
If they don 't match, turn them back over.
Remember what was on each card and where it was.
Watch and remember during the other player 's turn.
The game is over when all the cards have been matched.
The player with the most matches wins.
Game pieces:
The only thing you need to play this game is several pairs of cards.These cards don’t have to be store bought they can be made at home.
Box Decor:
The Box for ‘The memory game is plain but shows us the objective and how the game should be set out, it shows us that there is animal, shapes, foods and plant cards within the box, tells us there is 72 cards and that the game is for 4-10 year
‘The memory game’ is a perfect game for children under ten years old as it stimulates their
brains.The memory game consists of 25 or more pairs of cards that are then shuffled and laid out
on the floor or table. players take turns, turning over two cards. if they are a match the player
keeps the cards and gets a second go. the aim of
the game is to remember where the matching card
to the one you have just turned over is. This game
helps the part of the brain where short term
memories are stored become more active and more responsive. Scientist have tested 152 children from
ages 3 through 10 half played memory game and half did not the results being 85% of the
children that did …show more content…
J- What about coordination and balance how did i learn those skills
M- From a young age you did dancing, netball and softball they all taught you coordination and we would also play with balls and hula hoops things like that in the yard
J- That would explain why i love sport
M- haha, yep
J- Thank you mum
M- No problem
Report
Rules:
Mix up the cards.
Lay them in rows, face down.
Turn over any two cards.
If the two cards match, keep them.
If they don 't match, turn them back over.
Remember what was on each card and where it was.
Watch and remember during the other player 's turn.
The game is over when all the cards have been matched.
The player with the most matches wins.
Game pieces:
The only thing you need to play this game is several pairs of cards.These cards don’t have to be store bought they can be made at home.
Box Decor:
The Box for ‘The memory game is plain but shows us the objective and how the game should be set out, it shows us that there is animal, shapes, foods and plant cards within the box, tells us there is 72 cards and that the game is for 4-10 year