Effective Preschool Games
Memory Games

Preschool Memory Games:

The preschool memory games will provide the children withenjoyable games, stimulating and developing their short - andlong term memories.

Activity 1: "Remember Objects:"

Materials Needed For The Activity:

2. Objects to cover.
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• Cover objects, for instance, a comb, pencil, book, toy, and so on, with a cloth, and place the objects on a tray.
• Show the items to the children, let them observe the items for two or three minutes, cover the items on the tray once again.
• The children can name the items they have memorized.
• Keep track of the items each child could remember.
• Increase the number of items to place on the tray.

Whenever the preschool child masters a problem or task their competence level increases, and the belief "I can" is instilled in the child.

Materials Needed for this Activity:

1. A Pack of Playing Cards.
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Procedure:

• Place the cards face down on the table.
• Let the child turn the cards over, one by one, and see if he can match the cards.
• When the child do match two cards, keep the matching cards separately.



• If they do not match, put them back with the other cards again.
• Continue until all the cards have been matched. The child with the most card pairs win. Enjoy!

The child will be asked to visualize a character from memory.

Materials Needed for this Game:

2. Nursery Rhymes known to the children.
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Procedure:

• The children will be asked to listen to the oral description, and try to recognize their favorite nursery rhyme character, from the oral information given to them.
• The teacher will ask the children; who sat on the wall?
• The children will answer: "Humpty Dumpty."
• The teacher will ask the children who sat on a tuffet?
• The children will answer: "Little Miss Muffet," and so on.

• The teacher could also describe favorite fairy tale story characters.

The simple memory games will improve the preschool child's ability to perform a sequence of actions.

Procedure:

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• The children will watch the teacher and copy the teacher's actions, for instance clapping hands, stamping feet, jumping in the air.
• The teacher should increase the actions for the children to copy, following the sequence.
• The teacher should end the game by giving the children oral instructions, instead of showing them the actions to copy.

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