Matching for pairs

Matching for pairs is a classical memory game will improve your memory, concentration, and observation
It also helps kids regconize and say the names of numbers, letters, colors, basic shapes, fruits, etc

Match the pairs is a great educational tool for your child. It is centered on matching cards with pictures of animals and colors.

This game encourages and helps kids to develop memory and with visual judgment.
Matching Pairs is a recreation of the classic memory game, where you look to find pairs of images within a set of cards. This game comes with six different decks, each with up to fifty pairs to find. There are also two game modes:
1) "Classic Mode" - select the number of pairs you want to play with and the deck and complete the game as fast as possible.
2) "Arcade Mode" - progress through progressively more challenging levels against the clock. Score more points the quicker and more accurately you progress.

The game supports both portrait and landscape orientation, and you can select the card size to zoom the screen according to your personal taste. If the cards overflow on the screen you can easily pan left and right by dragging your finger on the screen, arrows indicate when scrolling is available.

The game also includes options for marking those cards that you have not tried, and you can also have each tile marked with a number to help you keep track of where you are. Additionally you can continue a started arcade game at a later date if you dont complete in one sitting.
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Matching Pairs includes integration with ScoreLoop, which enables you to track your score on each game type against other players. You can also pick up achievements as you progress through the game - can you collect all eight?
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Note that this game does include a small banner advert at the top of the screen.
Choose to match pairs or 3-of-a-kind and pick from three difficulty levels. Or if that is too complicated for your child, just tap the corners clockwise to open the secret parent-only options where you can set it to a fixed challenge.