Echo for Ages 8-10

Watch, listen, then repeat it back.

Echo lights up a sequence of coloured pads with a tone for each one, then asks the child to tap them back in the same order. Every round the sequence gets one step longer. It is a pure working-memory game, and one of the few here that a child and an adult can genuinely compete at.

The 8-10 level opens up six pads, starts at four steps, and plays back at roughly twice the toddler speed. This is the hardest setting on the site.

What it teaches

• Working memory and sequence recall
• Sustained attention
• Listening and pattern recognition
• Impulse control, waiting for the sequence to finish

How to play

1. Watch and listen as the pads light up in order.
2. Wait until the whole sequence has finished.
3. Tap the pads back in exactly the same order.
4. Each round adds one more step to remember.

Echo at other levels

• Echo for Ages 2-4
• Echo for Ages 5-7

About Echo

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