• Wooden Memory Chess Game

    How to Play?

FOR ALL AGES

The memory chess game keeps your brain snappy and active, this prevents memory decline and other relevant health issues. A game for all members in the family, grandparents, kids and parents! 

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How to Play?

#1- Place all pawns randomly on the chessboard upside down.
#2-Take a few seconds to memorize where the colors are placed on the chessboard.
#3-Throw the dice and find out which color to look for.
#4-Pick as many identical colored pawns as you can on the chessboard. If the chessman is with the same color on the top of the dice then keep the chessman. Who get more chessmen at last who wins the game. OR you can set the winning standard to getting 4 same color chessmen or 6 different color chessmen. 

Place all pawns randomly on the chessboard upside down.

Take a few seconds to memorize where the colors are placed on the chessboard.

Pick as many identical colored pawns as you can on the chessboard.

SHARPENS BABY'S BRAIN:

Memory Chess can help to improve baby's three-dimensional imagination, color cognitive ability and stimulate the baby's curiosity at her or his early age.

COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT

At the young age, the game can enhance your child's brain. It improves IQ, raises bonding with parents, and makes their brains accurate. It also prevents them to depend on gadgets.