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These series of Threesome Memory Game are different from any other memory game! For each game, we have special rules to give a challenging experience to each participant.
A great resource for teachers to use in the classroom as well as for homeschooling parents. This game challenges and expands the students´ minds and enlarges their vocabulary! Check how much you know and will learn with all these awesome games! Most of all, it’s SUPER EXCITING!!! Come check it out, it’s a lot of fun. 
We recommend looking at our game rules before playing.
Threesome Memory Game– Animals
We at SoftEnglish have developed many tools to facilitate the acquiring of reading and learning English.
Learning through games is important for a number of reasons.
- It moves the students’ attention away from the difficulties he or she may be having in the learning process.
- The fun and the social interaction inherent in games helps dissolve away the stress associated with learning a new language.
- Instead of focusing on the difficulties of the language, children can focus on enjoying the game.
- Games are especially helpful when students have had negative experiences with language learning in the past.
Moreover, it teaches and motivates learners who do not know how to read, yet. All the games are specifically designed for young children who are developing and enlarging their vocabulary in their native language, as well as for students who are learning English as a second language. In addition, all games are suitable for students with language-based learning difficulties, such as dyslexia, among others.
Advantages of learning through SoftWord:
1. Visualization plays an important role in the process of learning, memorizing, and naming.
2. It adds pleasure and amusement.
3. It adds interest and curiosity.
4. It fosters interaction among the learners.
5. It provides motivation for less enthusiastic learners.
6. It facilitates and eases the process for students with learning difficulties.
7. It enables children to learn new words, even before they have learned to read, and without them feeling that reading is an obstacle to learning.
Our set of games focuses on developing the child’s vocabulary through memory and matching. The vocabulary is based on the natural language development of a child and thus of any structured language learning.
The drawings are hand-drawn, to catch the children’s attention and interest.
There are three ways to play this game – look at our instructions for further details
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