Play & Practice

Make a Memory Display

A small display can make an idea easier for a partner to follow. Explore ways of organising visible information and discuss what each arrangement helps you notice. The activity invites practical planning and comparison, with the interesting question being what works for this collection rather than who has the strongest memory. Choose from four optional versions, with a grown-up nearby and time to explore at your own pace.

Suggested ages:

7
–9
About 4 minutes to prepare
About 12 minutes of play
Review status: Development preview: professional review and family pilot pending
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The thinking behind this activity

Original specification using familiar play mechanics. Skills name demands within this game, not proven gains elsewhere. Age fit and usability need professional review and family testing; no treatment outcome is promised.
Explore the skills: Number and mathematical ideas · Planning and sequencing

What you will need

Large familiar-object picture cards, blank display mats and a pencil.

Ways to open this activity

Planned launch prices in US dollars. Paid access is not open yet. Try a free sample today.

Complete Activity Library — Current Edition

US$29.90

100 activities in this edition, including this one.

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US$1.90

One parent guide, four ways to play, and any essential printable materials.

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Age collections overlap. The complete edition counts each activity once and includes the three free samples. No automatic renewal is planned for these editions.

Age is a guide. Keep adult supervision appropriate to the materials and your child, and stop if the activity becomes frustrating.

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