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About the application:

1) Ability cultivation: the mini games with engaging pictures and interesting plots enhance the duration and level of children's attention and photo memory. 2) Theoretical basis: children's memory is mainly incidental memory, supplemented by intentional memory (active attention) and incidental memory is not based on the task. It is the by-product of the process of perception and thinking in kids. Intentional memory is produced to complete a task or goal, which is the basis for kids to improve learning and work efficiency. 3) Mini game objective: according to the memory level of kids at various ages between 3 to 6 years old, Memory Try mini games set three difficulty levels. In the mini game, the kid plays the mini game at various levels to complete a task and must stay focused with intentional memory to complete the task and receive a reward. So, in this mini game, children's memory and attention will be exercised and improved. 4) Tutorial for parents: mom and dad can play the memory mini game at home! Set up the "real-world ver" of this mini game by mixing a number of stuff to allow your kid place the stuff back; you can have them remember a number of stuff, and then hide one of the stuff or place other item in the group, so that the kid can tell which item is missing or added. Increase or reduce the number of stuff according to the performance of your kid.