By playing a game, students may be able to understand a new concept or idea, take on a different perspective, or experiment with different options or variables like improve visual skills, problem solving skills, cognitive skills and confidence through activities.

Preschoolers must exercise their thinking skills to find the matching pair for each object. We evaluated teaching object-picture matching to improve concordance between preference assessments using objects and pictures of the same objects. Choose an item from one of the groups and to find its match in the other group.

Matching is a very important basic early math skill for preschoolers. Through matching, children learn to identify simple relationships as they learn to recognize similarities of things or objects in the environment. It also helps children to develop their logical thinking abilities