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How to make a memory game in a CD case.

10/13/2014 3:29:36 AM
By: papersculpture
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Games in CD cases are great for travel and easy to store because they don’t take up much room. Memory games are a great teaching tool. They can be made to suit your child’s age and interests.

Difficulty level: Beginners

Instructions:

<p> Materials:</p>
<p> Old CD case</p>
<p> Thick cardboard</p>
<p> Scissors</p>
<p> Paper glue</p>
<p> Colored paper – only little squares are needed. You can cut them from scrap paper, magazines, junk mail and wrapping paper</p>
<p> </p>

Materials:
Old CD case
Thick cardboard
Scissors
Paper glue
Colored paper – only little squares are needed. You can cut them from scrap paper, magazines, junk mail and wrapping paper

Remove the paper and plastic that holds the CD.

Take the paper from the CD and fold it in half vertically.

Fold it in half again

<p> Result</p>
<p> Unfold all the folds</p>
<p> </p>

Result
Unfold all the folds

Fold the paper in half horizontally

Fold it in half horizontally again

<p> Unfold all the folds. The paper should have 16 squares.</p>
<p> Cut out 1 of the squares.</p>

Unfold all the folds. The paper should have 16 squares.
Cut out 1 of the squares.

<p> Trace the square 2 times on 8 different colored papers.</p>
<p> Cut out the squares.</p>
<p> </p>

Trace the square 2 times on 8 different colored papers.
Cut out the squares.

<p> Glue the colored squares to the cardboard.</p>
<p> When the glue has dried cut out the squares.</p>
<p> </p>

Glue the colored squares to the cardboard.
When the glue has dried cut out the squares.

<p> Result</p>
<p> This can be used as a simple color matching game for young children to learn colors.</p>
<p> </p>

Result
This can be used as a simple color matching game for young children to learn colors.

<p> The players take turns flipping 2 squares over to the colored side.</p>
<p> If the colors match they take the squares. The winner has the most pairs.</p>
<p> </p>

The players take turns flipping 2 squares over to the colored side.
If the colors match they take the squares. The winner has the most pairs.

<p> Here is an example of a shape matching game.</p>
<p> You can choose any subject to suit your child.</p>
<p> Have fun!</p>

Here is an example of a shape matching game.
You can choose any subject to suit your child.
Have fun!

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