🎯 How do children travel to school in other countries? Where do people fetch their water from? “Maxi memory game: Diversity and Ways of Life” uses real photographs to reveal just how differently people all over the world live, play, learn and work. Getting to know the differences is the first step towards respecting diversity.
✨ What does this game develop?
- Memory, attention and concentration – the classic hunt for pairs trains focus;
- Respect, equality and inclusion – it nurtures openness to a different experience;
- Spatial orientation – an introduction to different corners of the world;
- Thinking about values – the child learns to notice what sets us apart and what unites us.
🎲 How to play at home?
The cards are laid face down and players take turns to flip two over and look for pairs. When a pair is found, talk about the picture: how is this family’s day like ours? How is it different? What could we learn from them? Conversations like these develop both language and heart – the child learns to look at a different life with curiosity rather than fear.
🧑🏫 Tips for professionals
A valuable aid for teachers and psychologists in citizenship, ethics and social and emotional learning sessions, especially when talking about cultural diversity, tolerance and inclusion. For speech and language therapists the real images are useful for descriptive narrative, comparative constructions (“here – but there”, “alike – different”) and vocabulary building. It also works for memory training with adults.
📦 What is in the set?
- 34 high-quality cardboard cards with real photographs (9 × 9 cm).
Note: the game instructions may be in Spanish, but the game is simple to follow and the clear pictures let you start playing straight away.
👶 Who is it for?
Recommended from 4 years. Suitable for the home, nurseries and primary classes – anywhere you want to grow an open, respectful outlook on the world. A game that develops memory and widens horizons far beyond the front door.
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