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An appealing game for all ages offering further challenge to visual recall skills

This game is suitable for children aged 5 through to adults.  This is a more advanced game to challenge visual sequential memory than the Level One

Visual Sequential Memory games.  Visual sequential memory skill is the ability

to memorise and recall in a visual way items that have been shown to you. 

It is one of the most vital prerequisite skills for literacy.  In this fun game, the

dyslexic or dyspraxic is obliged to use visual sequential memory to picture from memory a series of abstract symbols.  When the dyslexic or dyspraxic is confident

at playing this game, he or she could advance to Level Three Visual Sequential Memory Skills where a harder set of symbols is used.  This game can be practised in any language.

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