About Number Memory
Numbers appear one by one in a big bubble, each with its own note, and then they hide. Your child taps them back on the number pad in the same order, and each dot under the bubble turns into its number. In the hardest rounds, an arrow pointing back asks for the row in reverse.
How to play
- Watch the numbers appear one at a time in the bubble.
- Tap the same numbers on the pad, in the same order.
- On a keyboard, type the numbers with the number keys.
What your child practices
- Working memory
- Recognizing numbers
- Remembering a sequence
How it grows with your child
LittleAges 4-6
Rows of two to four numbers on a small pad with the digits 1 to 6.
YoungAges 6-8
Rows of three to five numbers on a full pad with all ten digits.
Big KidsAges 8-11
Rows of up to seven numbers, and two rounds are entered backwards.
Play together
Say three numbers out loud and let your child repeat them, then try saying them backwards together.
