Matraquinha PAIR

[h1] NO [/h1] This game consists of four areas of match the picture to its outline gameplay. I work with Special Education students, a number of whom are on the autism spectrum (with some verbal and some not.) This game, at best, would be a time waster in the classroom. And even if it's intended for pre-schoolers, there need to be both spoken and written labels on the items' pictures for it to be of any real use. And please use the lowercase alphabet in your written labels, as they are words and not proper nouns. You have NO idea how much time and effort it takes to reteach an average student, who learned the alphabet using capitals, to understand we mostly use lowercase letters in writing and capitals have specific uses. Now multiply that by 10 to get how much harder it is to have a child on the spectrum change this habit. Change adverse doesn't cover it.

A great educational game. My nephew liked it very much.

It's a really sensational game, I loved the art, I recommend

This is a really cute matching game for kids. It will definitely help them and keep them busy for a while. Takes about 15 minutes to unlock all the achievements.

simple game, good for kids

Excellent Shape matching game for all children but especially for children with autism. Very educational for toddlers and preschoolers. As a parent and educator I understand the need to have a brain training schedule for all children and this game reinforces the repetition of learning while giving the adults the scope to extend upon the basic game in the classroom scenario with word games and Abc / 123 games and language recognition. As a parent of children with autism I wish such tools had been available when my own children were smaller. This would be an invaluable asset to anyone with the task of giving autistic children a sound grounding in basic learning even if they are older than 4.