Matching
About our matching games
In matching games, children put each thing in its place: the animals back on the farm, the cutlery on the table, the teddy bears in the wagon that fits them. They look for what is alike in colour, shape or size and learn to compare. These are some of the first games little ones can enjoy, with simple taps, no scores and no time limits.
Read more: Matching and sorting: what children practise
Frequently asked questions
What do children learn from matching games?
To notice what is the same and what is different, to compare colours, shapes and sizes, and to group things that belong together. It is a first step towards sorting and logical thinking.
What can we do together after playing?
Match socks into pairs, or line up toys from the smallest to the biggest. Your child will recognise what they practised in the game.
Do we need an account or an app?
No. The games are free and open straight in the browser, on a phone, tablet or computer.