What to do if your child has a poor memory? 6 ways to improve memory

Children's memory is that they remember things quickly but forget them quickly. If you want to improve their memory, you need to repeatedly let them remember something. You can do the following 6 kinds of training to improve your child’s memory.

Say the name one by one

Arrange 6 things on the table in order, let the child look at them for a few dozen seconds, then cover them and ask the child to say the names of the 6 things in order from memory.

Color identification

Ask your child to close his eyes and tell you what color the clothes, shoes and socks you are wearing. If you also close your eyes and say the color of the clothes, shoes and socks he is wearing, it will arouse the child's greater interest in this game.

Find Items

Hide 8 different small items in front of the child, and then let the child find these items one by one.

Picture Talk

Put 15 pictures with different contents on the table, ask the child to look at them for a while, and then cover them. Ask the child to describe what he or she has seen in the picture as accurately as possible.

"Plane Landing"

Stick a large piece of paper on the wall as a map, and draw a large area on the paper as the "plane tide". Then make an "airplane" with paper, write the child's name on it, and press a thumbtack on it. Let the child stand a few or ten steps away from the map, ask him to observe the terrain first, then blindfold him, ask him to walk closer to the map, and land the "plane" exactly on the "plane tide".

Window View

This game is suitable for playing when taking children out. When passing by a shop window, let your child take a close look at what is displayed in the window. After leaving, ask the child to describe what he or she has just seen.