Attention warm-up
Start a lesson with a short sequence so the class practices watching and waiting.
Simon memory game
Simon Memory Game
Copy a growing color sequence. This is the electronic memory game, not Simon Says. Watch the sequence first. One person can click while the class calls the colors.
Free Simon memory game
Repeat the Simon color sequence as it grows
This Simon memory game is the electronic four-color toy on a classroom screen, not the movement game Simon Says. Red, blue, green, and yellow light in order. The class copies the sequence. Each correct round adds one step.
Classroom ideas
When to use: simon memory game
Energy break
Run a few levels, then stop while energy is still high.
Turn-taking
Let one student enter the sequence while others watch and coach quietly.
How it works
From setup to result in three steps
No account or installation. Open the tool, choose the classroom settings, and keep control in this browser.
- 1
Press start
The board plays the first color. Watch the order before anyone clicks.
- 2
Repeat the sequence
Click the same colors in the same order. A correct round adds one more color.
- 3
Play another round
A miss ends the sequence. Start again when the class is ready.
Teacher tips
Use the tool as a clear classroom signal while keeping the learning task at the center.
- Tell the class this is a color-memory game, not Simon Says with body movements.
- Lower or mute device volume if the tones compete with instruction.
- Stop after a few levels so the break stays short.
Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions
Is this Simon Says?
No. Simon Says uses spoken movement commands. This Simon memory game is a four-color sequence.
Do students need headphones or devices?
No. Project the board. One person can click while the class watches.
Can I change the colors or speed?
Not on this page. The sequence uses red, blue, green, and yellow at a fixed pace.
Does it keep a class score?
The current level shows on screen. There is no student login or class leaderboard.
Is this the handheld Simon toy?
It is the same color-sequence rule, shown large for a shared classroom display.