Kids Memory Game Collection - Free Online

Here is a fun kids memory game collection. These are "card match" concentration games. Memorize the images. Then turn the cards over in matching pairs.

These memory match games are part of the free online brain games collection.

To begin, click the Small, Medium, or Large button under the picture of the game. This opens the game in a new window.

Your goal is to locate pairs of matching cards. Often the first two cards you turn over will not match (they won't have the same picture on them). When two cards don't match, both turne face-down.

If you like this game, you might also enjoy the other free memory games on this site, such as Trivia King.

Kids Memory Game - Instructions

Tom Cat Memory Match. Welcome to the fun game Tom Memory. The task is to remember and then open identical pairs. At the first level, there will be only two pairs. But on the 10th level - twenty pairs.

All the pictures will be open for a few seconds, so that you can remember their location. Then they will turn upside down, and you will turn them back over, thus deleting the pairs.

Toy Car Memory Match. Toy Car Memory is a free online game from genre of memory and car games. This game shows images of different cars, one on each card. Use your memory to remember and guess two same car images.

Flip the cards and try to match them up in pairs. Pair up all the tiles to win. Try to complete the game in as few moves as possible! There are 4 levels in this game.

Alphabet Memory Match. One of the best ways to teach something to children is using some kind of game. This memory game is aimed to teach children the English alphabet using a memory game.

This game has 4 modes: Learning, Easy, Normal, and Hard. In Learning, you will see all letters, and you can choose each one to hear its pronunciation. In other modes, you can play a memory game and you have to match all cards to finish the level.

NOTE: The instructions below are for the old Ben 10 Adobe Flash memory game.

Uncover all the pairs of matching cards before the timer expires.

Even though Ben 10 is a kids cartoon show, adults are certainly allowed to train their memory with this game too!

Ben 10 is a cartoon series shown on Cartoon Network. I've watched it a few times. There are monsters, lots of action, and suspense, but it's not gruesome or inappropriate.

It's far easier to criticize Tom & Jerry or RoadRunner cartoons for their excessive violence than this show.

HOW TO PLAY.  There are three levels of difficulty in Ben 10 Monster Cards. Choose the level you want to play from the main game screen.

• Level 1. This level has 10 cards and a 60-second time limit.

• Level 2. This level has 14 cards and a 50-second time limit.

• Level 3. This level has 20 cards and a 50-second time limit.

As in other Concentration card games, the cards are dealt face-down. You are allowed to turn over two cards at a time. Click a card to turn it face up.

The image below shows what it looks like when you win. As you can see, I completed the level with 37 seconds remaining on the timer. Apparently I also saved the day.

So you need to place in your short-term memory the location and image for those two cards.

Now turn over another card. If it matches one of the cards you turned over previously (check your memory!), then click the matching card.

Whenever you turn over two matching cards, those two cards stay face up. You have won the level when all the card pairs are face up.

Each time you play a level, the cards are shuffled in a different order. That means you can play this memory concentration game over and over as part of your regular brain training.

I recommend that you start at Level 1, and once you can beat that level consistently move on to Level 2. Don't try Level 3 until you have mastered Level 2.

The game has a fairly loud and aggressive soundtrack. If you find the music distracting, click the mute button in the upper right corner (looks like a music equalizer).

This Ben 10 kids memory game, like all variations of the Concentration memory card game, provides endless practice with short term memory. If you want the most benefit, play these types of memory games regularly, at least several times a week.

Published: 09/25/2011
Last Updated: 07/06/2022