Clementoni 18317 Memo Pocket Play with Colours Matching Game, 48 Tiles
Product description
What stands out
The 48 cardboard tiles measure 5 cm x 5 cm, giving children a clear, hands-on way to play a matching game. Memo Pocket Play with Colours turns remembering pictures into a shared activity for two players. Players look for pairs showing the same image, combining observation with memory and association.
Rather than using flash cards one image at a time, this game makes matching the focus: children need to remember where a picture is and find its partner. That gives the activity a simple aim to return to as they take turns, while the colourful images help keep the search engaging. It is made in Italy.
Key takeaways
The game includes 48 matching tiles, so there are plenty of images to keep in mind during play. Its core is straightforward: find two tiles with the same image. This makes it easy to understand the task and start playing together, without needing a complicated set of rules.
The format suits a shared game at home, whether it is brought out for a short activity or played for longer. Children can practise recognising images, remembering what they have seen and making associations as they search for pairs. For adults joining in, the matching objective offers a natural way to take turns and talk through the pictures together.
How to use it
Spread the tiles out so the images can be seen, then take turns looking for matching pairs. Players can use what they remember from earlier turns to decide which tiles to check. The aim is to recreate pairs with the same image, making attention and recall part of each move.
A simple way to begin is to lay out the tiles and explain that each pair has matching pictures. Once the idea is clear, let the child take the lead in searching and choosing. Playing together keeps the activity social, while repeated turns give children opportunities to practise memory and association through the game itself.
Practical questions
What is included? The game includes 48 tiles for matching pairs.
How many people can play? It is designed for two players, making it suitable for a child and an adult or for two children to play together.
What do players do in the game? They memorise the tiles and look for pairs with the same image. The activity is centred on remembering and matching pictures.
When it makes sense
Memo Pocket Play with Colours is a useful choice for families looking for a simple, shared game built around pictures rather than a lengthy set of rules. The 48 matching tiles give children a clear goal, while the turn-based search encourages memory and association as they play. Choose it for a two-player activity that brings these skills into a playful, hands-on format.