My Little Suitcase – The Memory Board Game
Experience one of the top-rated Free games on the App Store, My Little Suitcase – The Memory Board Game! Developed by the innovative team at Innovative Mobile Apps Ltd, this Education game provides a unique gaming experience like no other. With a content rating of 4+, it’s perfect for a wide range of players. Since its initial release on 22nd May 2012, the game has seen numerous updates, with the latest version launched on 22nd May 2012.
Are you a fan of Education, Board, games? Then My Little Suitcase – The Memory Board Game is right up your alley! You won’t be able to resist its appeal.
User Ratings of My Little Suitcase – The Memory Board Game
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How Much Does My Little Suitcase – The Memory Board Game Cost?
Good news! You can download My Little Suitcase – The Memory Board Game on your iOS device absolutely free!
My Little Suitcase – The Memory Board Game Release Date
Eager to know when My Little Suitcase – The Memory Board Game first graced the App Store? It was launched on 22nd May 2012.
When Was My Little Suitcase – The Memory Board Game Last Updated?
The latest version of My Little Suitcase – The Memory Board Game was updated on 22nd May 2012, ensuring a more enjoyable gaming experience for all players.
Where Can I Download My Little Suitcase – The Memory Board Game?
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A Glimpse into My Little Suitcase – The Memory Board Game
★★★★★ The best "first" board game for little kids
A winning combination of simplicity and fun gameplay make this the most enjoyable memory board game for little kids.
The premise of the game is really simple – each player (of up to four) has a suitcase with six different items. Each of these 24 items is represented on a small card. The small cards are turned face down and players take turns to turn the cards over. If the card is one of theirs, they put the card in their suitcase. If not, the card is turned back over and the next player gets to pick a card.
The game involves finding all the cards that go into your suitcase. The best way to do that is to remember where other items from your suitcase are if the other player has previously turned them over.
WHY PARENTS AND TEACHERS LOVE IT
✔ Great multi-player game for little kids
✔ Teaches little kids to take turns
✔ Simple enough for 2 year olds and fun for the whole family
✔ Bonus round teaches categorization "where are you going?"
✔ Develops memory and retention skills
✔ Shows kids the importance of paying attention
✔ The multi-player mode makes it fun for the whole family
✔ Fully customizable so you can experience the game in daddy’s or mommy’s voice
BONUS ROUND
At the end of each game, the winner gets a bonus round where based on the items they packed, they have to guess where they are going. This is always a big hit with the kids!
WHY KIDS LOVE IT
✔ Gorgeous pictures keep kids engaged
✔ Over 100 fun items that kids get to put in their suitcase
✔ It’s easy enough where even a two year old can win the game!
✔ It’s fun enough where even six year olds will enjoy playing the game!
✔ Builds attention and concentration skills
✔ Helps kids to improve their working memory
✔ Helps to sharpen young minds
FEATURES & CUSTOMIZATION
✔ You decide whether the winner gets to go again or whether each player gets one turn per round max.
✔ You can turn the bonus round ON or OFF
✔ You can fully customize all cards and audios and change everything to your own native language!
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User Reviews on My Little Suitcase – The Memory Board Game
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We like this app. We really like the bonus part of the app since a child has to decide where the items that he has matched are used at. We can use this with our children at school in helping them learn the diferent items used for different jobs.
Love this app great for reinforcing categorizes and love the multi player option. Thank you again!
Cute memory game with a slant towards categories. Yolanda.
Perfect for language therapy with preschoolers or developmentally delayed individuals.
A wonderful teaching game for memory, turn taking & sportsmanship!
Looks like it will be great for our preschoolers!
This is app is great and educational.
Creative way of a memory game… Our son loved it(5)
We are aways looking for an app we can use with a small group of children. This is very nice.
We love that we can play this as a family, regardless of age. The only issue we saw is that there is a thermos on two locations. It makes you choose the right thermos for your specific location. Other than that, it looks great!
Love the concept, the turn taking and the memory component. Wish you could turn off music without turning off voice recording. Would love to be able to import own pics.
You have done it again. Great activity as a reinforcement for teaching categories. Love that four students can play.
Need advanced vocabulary for upper elementary students. Very few challenging apps for upper elementary school.
This will be fun for younger students.
We like this! We would love to be able to make our own where are you going scenes for our school. This would be a perfect way to introduce our students to new environments or let them in on where we are going for a field trip. Every time we hit customize it brings us to the review page. Hopefully this glitch gets fixed soon.
We’re always looking for more ways to explain categories and associations in therapy sessions. This app will help students understand items in categories and category names.
We love how the creators have used specific names for items. This really helps expand vocabulary in young children and in students with delayed language. A couple of suggestions – have an option for the child to match the picture to their own suitcase instead of it being added automatically. The pictures also move very quickly. There is not enough time for the child to see and process the information before the picture moves. Also, have a game mode where the student is presented with the category and then has to select the appropriate items for the trip. Last, allow the user to create new categories. These additions would get you a 5-star rating. They would help your app be more appropriate for children as they are ready for more challenging activities. Thanks for making this app!
Cute app! Will try with our students. We did notice one typo (aquarium). Otherwise works very smoothly.
We like the turn taking and they have to figure out where they are going. We hope you will be adding more scenes, Can you make it so it rotates properly with the iPad?
Cute game. Works well with a group of 3 students or more. Too easy for one or two players. Please also make it so you can change the settings so that in the multiplayer everyone gets to finish. Also, it would be great if you could also have the option to play without the pictures needed- only be given the place. E.g. Find the items that you would take to the beach.
We like the multi-player option!
Please provide an optional setting hat would allow all 4 players to find all their matches, complete bonus round, and finish the game. More often than not, we are supporting non-competitive play with students, so only allowing the ‘winner’ to finish play seems punitive to other players. Also, we agree with other posters that the game s useless for single players.
Please update this app to work with ios11. Thanks!
Nice app, but you spelled aquarium incorrectly.
Good for learning to take turns. For 2 to 3 year olds.
Although the pictures are good and the categories varied – all good for language development – the app still doesn’t allow kids to move cards to match their own pictures; the pictures flip entirely too quickly, with no ability to adjust the rate; and there’s no tracking mechanism for performance. Please consider making changes.
Don’t love this game for a single player. The best part is the bonus round where they have to match where they are going with the items they chose. The game would be more challenging if the cards were all revealed and they would have to choose what items they would take camping, to the beach etc….. It would be more of a matching game. Just flipping the cards over randomly isn’t teaching them anything.