Kids Memory Game

8 different kinds of memory game.

* Each game has different difficulty level.

* Colorful and vivid graphics.

* Develops recognition, memorization and concentration.

* Ladybug Memory Game - Level 1: These cute ladybugs will help your kids to recognize digits with colorful and vivid graphics.

* Duck Memory Game - Level 2 : This memory game will help your kids to recognize letters of alphabet with cute baby ducks and duck sound.

* Objects Memory Game - Level 3: Objects memory game has 33 most basic, must know objects with nice images and sounds.

* Fish Memory Game - Level 3: Fish memory game has different kinds of sea creatures. These 47 different sea creatures will keep your kid busy.

* Cute Dogs Memory Game - Level 3: Your kid will love these cute dogs with real barking sounds.

* Birds Memory Game - Level 3: This memory game includes different bird images with sound effects.

* Candy Memory Game - Level 4: This memory game has different kinds of candies, cupcakes, donuts and ice-creams. Your kid will enjoy the virtual Candy Shop. There are 50 different kinds of candies changes randomly for each game.

* Animals Memory Game - Level 5: Your kid will love these funny and cute animals with real animal sounds. It has 12 different backgrounds changing randomly.

35 different animals with sounds.

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Keep your kids entertained while improving their letter and number recognition skills.

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Fun4Kids Preschool Educational Applications include high quality images, animations and music with a kid-friendly sensitive touch interface specifically designed for preschool children.

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Fun4Kids Educational Games are comprehensive, fun filled memory matching games for preschool kids.

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Our unique, educational and fun games reinforce the memory skills, while helping with the concentration and the recognition of objects.

Recognizing letters and numbers are early pre-literacy skills crucial to the foundation of future learning. Children who can identify letters and know letter sounds when entering kindergarten will be well-prepared to learn how to sound out words and read.