How to use a Memory Test in a Nearpod lesson

Memory Test shows students a grid of "face-down" image cards that they click on one by one to reveal an image. Their objective is to match identical images. This can be a great brain break or game.

In this article, you'll learn how to:

Teach with a Memory Test activity

When students reach a Memory Test in a lesson, they will see a group of images face down.  They will select two images at a time until they find an exact match. 

  • If the images are a match, they will remain face up,
  • If the images are not a match, they will return face down.    

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When the student completes the Memory Test, they will receive a Well done message and score for the total moves they made.

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If the Memory Test has a final question; the student will:

  • Select Show Question
  • Check the appropriate box to respond
  • Reveal the correct response by selecting Check my answer

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  • If they are correct, they will receive a prompt that the question was answered correctly.
  • If they are incorrect, they will receive a prompt to Try Again.

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Add a Memory Test activity into your lesson

1. While editing your lesson, select Add Slide 

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2. Choose Memory Test from the Activities tab

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3.  Select the Text Style or Images from search and drag and drop them onto the boxes on the grid. They will automatically duplicate. 

  • Search for images with Bing SafeSearch, add keywords to the left bar to view options.
  • Search Other images, by browsing your files or DropBox

4.  Select the Grid Size to allow for 6, 8, or 12 pairs

5. Add a final question (optional)

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6. If you choose to add a Final Question, write the question and select the correct answer with a check mark.  Then, select Done.

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