Memory training games for kids

Nowadays, almost every family has only one child, and the child’s education is often the family’s top priority. The idea of ​​“not letting your children lose at the starting line” is not highly recommended. It is just a gimmick used by businesses to provide training in certain areas. However, basic education for children is still needed, such as language communication training, body balance training, etc. Here we introduce memory training for young children, which can be done through games.

Game 1 The doll broadcast begins and asks the child to retell what he hears.

The content of children's radio is becoming more and more abundant nowadays. Prepare a radio at home and let your children listen to a children's radio program regularly every day, and then repeat the content of the program to their parents.

Game 2 Where to start

Mom and dad will tell stories to their babies. Experts suggest that it is best to tell children fairy tales in a continuous manner, and let the children remember what the story ends every day. When you start telling the story the next day, parents can ask the children: "Where did we leave off yesterday? Where should we start today? Which page? What is the content?" See if the child remembers it. Long-term training like this can effectively improve the child's memory.

Game 3 Baby Picture Book

When parents take their children out or travel, should they remind their children what they see? After returning home, let the child use a brush to draw everything he saw during the trip, and then compile the drawings into a book and bind it. Children will definitely like this game, and it can also help them practice their drawing skills. When they grow up, this picture book can also become a souvenir of their growth.

Game 4 Family Theater

Use the living room at home as a small stage and let your child perform what he has learned in kindergarten, such as nursery rhymes, ancient poems, songs, dances, etc. to his family. This not only allows the child to remember what he has learned, but also allows the child to be trained to demonstrate his abilities.

Game 5 What's Missing

Before the baby comes home, the mother can slightly change the arrangement of items at home, or hide something, and then when the child comes back from kindergarten, ask him to tell her what is missing, which items have been moved, etc.

Game 6: Animal Games

The mother can collect the small animal toys at home, number each animal in advance, let each animal stand on its own number at the beginning, ask the child to remember it, then the mother will pick up the numbers and shuffle them, and let the child stick the original number on each animal to see if the child can accurately match the number with the animal one by one.

Game 7: Retell the picture

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

Game 8 See who is right

The mother and the child play this game by making a phone call. Mothers can ask their children for their home address, home phone number, parents’ names, birthdays, etc. See if the child can speak quickly and accurately. If several children play together, it will be more competitive, the children will be more enthusiastic, and the effect of the game will be better.

The above is an introduction to children’s memory training games. It should be inspiring for you after reading it. Yes, you don’t have to follow the above methods, you can create your own, and you don’t have to use many methods, you can stick to one or two. Game 2 is especially recommended, it may be the best way of all children’s memory training. You may as well give it a try. I hope it will be helpful to you.