Color Memory Match
A Mandarin-guided color memory activity for children ages 4-6, with adult support to start.

The Mandarin you will hear
Listen for two cards, same color and a pair. Individual color names are not spoken automatically when a card turns over.
- 翻开两张卡片,找出相同的颜色
- Turn over two cards and find the same color.
- 找到一对啦
- You found a pair!
With sound enabled, the game uses local MP3s, with browser speech or cue sounds as a fallback.
Help with the first try
Start with four cards and show how to wait for two different cards to turn back. You can name the colors yourself; that is parent speech, not a game recording.
Auto uses 4 / 6 / 8 cards, or 2 / 3 / 4 pairs, not rounds. A manual card count can also change the color pool.
Try it away from the screen
Make two red and two yellow cards with identical backs. Lay them face down in a 2-by-2 grid and find pairs together.
Exiting a Mandarin game opens the game library in your saved site language, or Chinese if no language is saved.
See the Game in Action
Content illustration, not a screenshot of the game.
Find matching colors
What Kids Learn
Core Recognition
Follow a Mandarin instruction to look for a pair.
Listen and Follow
Compare the colors on two revealed cards.
Visual Attention
Look back at remembered positions when choosing again.
Start Together
Show the first action, then step back as your child becomes familiar with the words and controls.
How to Play
- 1
Check the card count and voice settings together; begin with four cards.
- 2
Listen to the Mandarin pairing instruction and turn over one card.
- 3
Turn over a second card.
- 4
Wait for nonmatching cards to turn back, then choose again.
Choose a Comfortable Level
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Beginner
Automatic: 4 cards
2 red/yellow pairs in one deck. Parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 cards instead; 8 cards adds blue and green even at Beginner. These are card counts, not rounds.
Play BeginnerEasy
Automatic: 6 cards
3 red/yellow/blue pairs in one deck. Parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 cards instead, changing the pair and color counts.
Play EasyNormal
Automatic: 8 cards
4 red/yellow/blue/green pairs in one deck. Parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 cards instead. The game ends when every pair is matched.
Play NormalBeginnerAutomatic: 4 cards
2 red/yellow pairs in one deck. Parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 cards instead; 8 cards adds blue and green even at Beginner. These are card counts, not rounds.
Play BeginnerEasyAutomatic: 6 cards
3 red/yellow/blue pairs in one deck. Parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 cards instead, changing the pair and color counts.
Play EasyNormalAutomatic: 8 cards
4 red/yellow/blue/green pairs in one deck. Parents can choose 4, 6 or 8 cards instead. The game ends when every pair is matched.
Play NormalParent Tips
- Show how to turn two cards and wait before your child tries.
- An adult may name the colors, but that is added guidance, not automatic game audio; speaking aloud is optional.
- Allow time to look at positions and use four cards while the rule is unfamiliar.
- Celebrate effort instead of speed.

Safe play, with the details for parents
The three essentials stay visible here; parents can review the complete boundaries.


