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Rainbow Garden: Color Matching Game for Kids

Help Momo plant flowers by matching colors and following patterns.

Help Momo plant colorful flowers across 40 garden challenges. Match colors, find flowers, finish patterns, and explore color + pattern rules.

How to play

Help Momo choose flowers for a colorful garden. Rainbow Garden turns color recognition, sorting, and repeating patterns into planting tasks, with visible examples and optional help.

  1. Choose a story level from one of four chapters: Match Colors, Find Flowers, Finish Patterns, or Color + Pattern. All 40 levels remain open.
  2. Select a flower, then its bed or empty pattern space. You can also drag and drop. Check both color and petal pattern when the level asks for two features.
  3. Fill the required spaces. Some levels include extra flowers that stay in the tray. Optional hints, color labels, and symbols can help make the rule clear.
  4. Return to My Garden to see decorations earned from distinct completed story levels. Seeded Free Play is separate and does not award story stamps.

What you can practice

Compare colors and visible features, follow a sorting rule, and notice what repeats in a pattern. Current play focuses on color and petal patterns; it does not teach arithmetic or color mixing.

Choosing a starting point

Suggested ages are 3–7. Start with direct color matching at ages 3–4, finding flowers at ages 5–6, or color-plus-pattern rules around age 7. These are starting suggestions, never locked chapters.

Questions about this game

Are all the levels available?

Yes. All 40 story levels are open, and you can return to any chapter. There is no countdown, life system, or payment.

Can I play without sound or dragging?

Yes. Click or tap a flower and its destination, or use keyboard controls. Color labels and optional symbols support visual play. Sound is optional.

Does Free Play unlock garden decorations?

No. Decorations come from unique completed story levels. Free Play is a separate place to practice the rules.

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