Picture Pockets

Study a little cabinet. Then place each picture back in its pocket.

PICTURE WORKSHOP

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HOW IT WORKS

Study, choose, place, check

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This boat and acorn example is not one of your picture cabinets.

Look at a picture cabinet for as long as you want.
In Remember, choose Ready to hide it. In Copy, start building.
Choose a tray picture, then choose a pocket. Undo or pick up a placed picture to move it.
Check your picture. You can look again without losing your attempt.

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PICTURE 1 OF 4

Study the pockets

Take your time. Notice the empty pockets too.

Picture cabinet

Your pockets

Picture tray

Choose a picture, then choose a pocket.

COMPARE THE PICTURES

A few pockets are different

PICTURES MATCH

You put every picture in its pocket.

FOUR PICTURES COMPLETE

Pocket workshop finished

You rebuilt four small picture cabinets. This is self-paced practice, not a score.

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Game guide

About Picture Pockets

Study a six-pocket picture cabinet, then rebuild each object arrangement at your own pace.

Suggested age: Ages 6–9
Practice: Practise remembering and comparing the positions of pictured objects in a six-cell arrangement
Pace: Untimed
Controls: Keyboard, Touch
Reading: Short instructions and choice labels
Instruction help: A separate replayable example explains study, hide, choose, place, undo, and check without exposing the current hidden cabinet. Spoken instructions are not included.

How to play

Choose Remember to hide a picture cabinet when ready or Copy to keep it visible. Select a tray picture, choose a pocket, and check the full arrangement.

Adult help

An adult may read the opening instruction and model choosing one tray picture followed by one pocket. This is a self-paced visual puzzle, not a score or assessment.

Accessibility

No spoken prompts are supplied, so some children may need the opening instruction read aloud. A screen-reader user receives spatial names instead of the visual cabinet. Manual accessibility-user review remains open.

Detailed access information

Keyboard: Every mode, help, tray, pocket, undo, comparison, completion, and restart action uses a labelled native button.
Touch: Large native buttons place and move pictures. No dragging, swiping, or precise pointing is required.
Screen reader: Row/column pocket names, object labels, feedback, support state, and progress are readable. Hidden Remember references remove object identities from the DOM. This changes the visual experience; manual screen-reader review remains open.
Timing: Untimed. Feedback waits for the player to continue.
Motion: Decorative motion is removed when reduced motion is requested.
Sound: No sound is required.

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