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Color Matching Memory Game
When parents or teachers interact with children by saying things like "this is red," "this is the same," etc., new words and concepts are added. Because the act of matching requires attention, the child's ability to concentrate improves and the patience to try again if they make a mistake increases.
$12
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About this toy
- Matching games often involve “matching two things,” so they train short- and medium-term memory. Therefore, matching games are great for developing memory.
- When a child picks up a toy and adjusts it to the correct position, they develop small hand muscles and eye-hand coordination.
- When parents or teachers interact with children by saying things like "this is red," "this is the same," etc., new words and concepts are added.
- Because the act of matching requires attention, the child's ability to concentrate improves and the patience to try again if they make a mistake increases.
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