What is missing?
Memorise the pictures at the top, cover them and find what is missing below. Trains visual memory. Answer key included. A4.
Level
What is missing? (easy) #445
What is missing? (easy) #233
What is missing? (easy) #801
What is missing? (easy) #11
What is missing? (medium) #308
What is missing? (medium) #44
What is missing? (medium) #733
What is missing? (medium) #647
What is missing? (hard) #338
What is missing? (hard) #442
What is missing? (hard) #922
What is missing? (hard) #641
Tips for parents & teachers
- 1Allow 20–30 seconds to memorise, then cover the top with paper.
- 2Naming the pictures aloud makes them easier to remember.
Frequently asked questions
How long should my child look before covering the pictures?
Start with 20–30 seconds. When it gets easy, shorten the time or add more pictures (higher level).
How do we play the memory game?
Print the sheet twice, cut out the cards and lay them face down. Players turn over two cards — if they match, they keep the pair.
Who are these activities for?
Preschoolers and early primary children, especially those with reading difficulties, ADHD or autism who benefit from short, concrete tasks.