Memory chess No AMS needed.

Hi all. I have a grandson who is Autistic and as people know having an Austistic child it can be hard to keep them Occupied. I have seen games similar to this so i thought i would have a go at making it and giving it to my grandson. I did not expect his reaction, He seemed so happy with it and it occupied him for ages. He just wanted to play it all the time lol. He is very good at remembering the order of things and where things should be, so now he always wins. This game seemed to give him social skills and he likes playing with others instead of just playing alone most of the time. Unless you know someone or have a member of your family who is Autistic you may not understand how important social skills are. The game is easy to play.There are 24 coloured pegs inserted in to the holes on the board. The dice has 6 coloured sides. Each player takes a turn at throwing the dice and trys to find the peg that matches. If the correct color is found, the player keeps the peg, if its the wrong