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Learning Games

Bring matching, memory and number games to small-group learning. Explore picture cards, multiplication snap and hands-on fishing games for classrooms and early learning.
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Choose a game for the lesson

Start with what you want children to practise. Times Tables Snap brings multiplication facts into a quick card game, while a memory set gives players time to look closely and remember where a picture appeared. For a quieter start, spread matching cards face up and invite children to describe the clue that helped them find a pair.

Make the most of a small group

Model one turn, then let a child explain the next move. In a matching game, ask partners to agree on a choice before turning over a card. When using First Nations games, introduce the images using the context supplied with the resource and give children time to discuss the pictures before concentrating on the rules.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which game suits multiplication practice?

Times Tables Snap gives children a reason to recognise multiplication facts quickly. Start with a familiar times table and ask players to explain a match before the next round.

How can I simplify a memory game?

Select a few pairs and explore the pictures face up first. Turn them over once the group recognises them, then add pairs as children become familiar with the game.

What can several children play together?

The magnetic fishing game includes four rods. Children can take turns catching an item and describing it to the group.

How can I introduce First Nations matching games?

Read the context supplied with the resource and introduce the artwork or images before playing. Leave time for children to ask questions about a match.