Simon Says is a copy-the-pattern memory game. Watch the coloured pads light up and play their tones, then repeat the sequence back in the same order by tapping the pads. You can also use the keyboard - keys Q, W, A and S (or 1 to 4) map to the pads. Each correct round adds one more step, so the pattern grows longer the further you get.
Repeating a growing sequence builds working memory, listening and sequencing - holding a run of steps in your head and playing them back in order. Sound and colour work together, and a mute button lets you turn the tones off if quiet is better. It's a satisfying push-your-best-score challenge that stays simple to pick up.
It's built by a UK SEND tutor with QTS: calm, ad-free and with no third-party tracking. There's no clock and no penalty beyond ending the round, so it suits learners who need to go at their own pace. It plays in any browser on a tablet, laptop or whiteboard, which makes it handy for 1:1 tutoring and screen-share therapy sessions. Simon Says is free to play with no signup.
Watch the pads light up, then tap them in the same order. Keys: Q W A S