Crazy Sock Day / Sock Matching Memory
Sock Matching Memory
Children play a memory game turning over socks to find matching pairs.
How to run it
- Collect several pairs of patterned socks.
- Lay them face down or in bags.
- Children take turns finding matches.
- Count the pairs each player found.
You will need
- pairs of patterned socks
- paper bags (optional)
Make it easier or harderUse fewer pairs for younger children; add more pairs to make it harder.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 4Memory games build concentration and visual matching skills.
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