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Floating Memory

How to prepare a floating memory game: Write a number on the bottom of one top and the number word with dots on the other using a sharpie. Float your tops and get ready to play.
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This floating memory game was a lot harder than I thought it would be. It got B’s attention because he loves anything with water and he thought it was cool that the caps floated, but I didn’t consider how challenging it would be to find the match when they are constantly moving around in the water. So for younger children, I’d recommend flipping them over so you can see what is on the top and flip them over for older children.

You could make this memory game for anything you are working on: letters, names, words, adding, subtracting, etc.

 

Alison

Tuesday 13th of July 2010

I really adore this game! What a fun spin on Memory!! I simply LOVE your blog!

Elizabeth

Tuesday 13th of July 2010

I am so glad I stumbled upon your blog! Such cute ideas! I am now "following" your blog :)

Donda

Monday 12th of July 2010

Loving this! Found you on blogfrog and now I have to find some bottle caps!

Ana

Sunday 11th of July 2010

This is a great idea!

Sherry and Donna

Saturday 10th of July 2010

I really like this idea. Thank you for sharing it. In fact I like ALL your bottle top ideas and my kinder children will like them too!Cheers, Donna :) :)