About What's Missing?
A row of everyday things appears, like an apple, a ball, a puppy and a rocket. The row goes blank for a moment, and when it comes back, one thing is gone. Your child picks the missing one from a few answers, and it pops back into its place.
How to play
- Look closely at all the things in the row.
- Wait while the row goes blank and comes back.
- Tap the picture of the thing that disappeared.
What your child practices
- Short-term visual memory
- Noticing what changed
- Attention to detail
How it grows with your child
TinyAges 2-4
Three things to look at and two answers to choose from.
LittleAges 4-6
Four things and three answers, with a question mark in the empty spot.
YoungAges 6-8
Five things and three answers, and the rest close up so there is no gap.
Big KidsAges 8-11
Seven things and four answers, with no gap to give the missing one away.
Play together
Put a few toys on a tray, let your child look, then hide one behind your back and ask what is missing.
