A game of memory using pictures of animals and their corresponding names.
Print out the animal pictures and name cards and then stick the blue cards on the back of each one. Laminate the cards so they last longer.
Place all of the cards face down in rows. Students take turns to chose two cards to turn over. If students can match the name of the animal with its picture, then they get to keep the card. The player with the most pairs of cards wins.
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