Memo - World Masterpieces

Memo is a game for training visual memory. This type of game is also known as "memory".  Before the game begins, the cards are shuffled and placed face down on the table. Several players can participate. On their turn, a player flips... over any 2 cards and shows them to the other players. If the cards are the same, the player keeps them and takes another turn. If they are different, the player flips them back over and puts them down, and the turn passes to the next player. The player who has collected the most cards by the end of the game wins. This game, "Memo World Masterpieces," will also be interesting from an educational perspective. The cards feature famous paintings. Included is a booklet with descriptions of all the paintings depicted on the cards. Your children will not only train their memory but also learn a lot of new information. You can diversify the game, for example, by introducing a rule to name the paintings on the cards that have been turned over. Or to name the author of the painting. The Memo game helps develop memory and is very useful for preschoolers and younger schoolchildren. Also, thanks to the images on the cards and the information in the booklet, players can get acquainted with the world's masterpieces of painting. This game can be played by two people, or it can be used at children's parties when calming down the kids is needed. The game will also be interesting to adults as a simple, short, and exciting game. The cards take up very little space and can be taken on trips. Contents:  - 25 pairs of cards featuring paintings, card size is 9x6 cm - booklet with descriptions of the paintings on the cards. Packaging: cardboard box. Game duration: from 10 to 20 minutesNumber of players: from 2 to 6