How many pairs are on the board?
There are eight pairs, for a total of sixteen tiles.
A NEW BOARD EVERY DAY
Turn over two tiles at a time and find today’s matching pun names in as few moves as possible.
TODAY’S MEMORY FILE
Flip two illustrated files at a time. Matching pun names stay face up. Clear the board in as few moves as possible.
PLAY WITH A PLAN
Eight pairs are hidden behind sixteen face-down files. Turn over two at a time. Matching pun names stay visible, mismatches turn back over, and the aim is to clear the daily board in as few moves as possible.
The first flips cannot match anything you already know, so reveal new positions deliberately. Work in rows instead of jumping around; a consistent sweep builds a mental map and prevents you from reopening the same tile by accident.
Attach each pun to a position such as top-left or third tile in the second row. When a familiar tile returns, complete its pair immediately. Saying the pun name quietly as it appears can make it easier to recall on the next turn.
There is no time limit. Your result is measured in moves, so pause before every second flip and check your mental map. Everyone receives the same board on a given day, making move totals easy to compare at home or in a classroom.
There are eight pairs, for a total of sixteen tiles.
No. Your result is based on move count, so careful play matters more than speed.
Yes. Everyone playing on the same day receives the same deal.
Yes. It needs no sign-up and works on a projector, tablet, or shared classroom screen.