[?] Subscribe To This Site

XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Subscribe with Bloglines

Home
What's New
Most Visited Anxiety Cures
Panic Attacks
Lose Weight
Self Esteem
Stay Positive
Mind Control
Save Marriage
Get Inspired! People
Posters
Songs
Videos
Quotes
T-Shirts
Feel Better Manage Anger
Stress Relief
Confidence
Motivation
Happiness
Sleep Well
Memory Tips
Be Organized
Touch Base Share Story
Contact Us
Link With Us
Ask Question
Resources Books & Audio
$7.95 eBooks
Useful Articles
Positive Power
Like Us?

Fun Family Memory Games to Improve Memory

by Stacey
(New Jersey)

Remembering numbers and letters helps me improve memory<br><br>

Remembering numbers and letters helps me improve memory

To help keep my short term memory in tip top order, I play a simple memory game with my son while we are in the car. He will state a 3 digit number and I will have to repeat it back to him, but backwards. We work up to 10 digit numbers. He will write them down so it is easier to repeat or check if it is correct.






This game can also be done with letters or sentences. It is great for auditory processing as well. Since I am not an auditory learner, this has helped in sharpening my listening skills, and in improving memory.

Another memory game we play at home is with a picture from a magazine. I am given 30 seconds to look at the picture and then it is taken away. My son looks at the picture and asks me detailed questions about it (ex. What color are the boy's eyes). This helps improve visual memory and recalling facts as well as details.

Both of these games are fun to do with family, can be done anytime, and serve as good memory exercises. I have noticed that I am better able to recall information. They seem simple, but they do help in improving memory!




Comments for
Fun Family Memory Games to Improve Memory

Average Rating starstarstarstar

Click here to add your own comments

Rating
starstarstarstar
Remembering a 10 digit number backwards?
by: admin

I'll have difficulty remembering it straight, to begin with - if you are able to remember a 10 digit number backwards, you are doing really well, Stacey. But it's definitely a great idea for improving memory, for sure.

Also like your idea of looking at a picture and recalling the details later. We also have a few Free Memory Games online on our website, for those interested.

Thanks, Stacey, for sharing your memory games and memory tips.

-PR


Check out memory vitamins
Play free memory games
Back to memory improvement techniques



Rating
starstarstarstar
Techniques
by: Anonymous

There's actually quite a few proven techniques to help people memorize. Because memorization is the most basic form of learning, it initially enters your brain and then immediately leaves it after a certain period of time. I find that grouping is actually incredibly useful. For example, 8675309 is not the easiest sequence to remember. However, if you group it to 8675 309, it's much easier. If order doesn't matter, you can change the arrangement to make things easier.

Another example: alneictoadr seems to be just a random jumble of letters. However, when rearranged it spells "delcaration", which is much easier to remember that alneictoadr. If you can manage to put meaning to something instead of assigning it as something random. Many Chinese and Japanese students use this technique to remember the meanings of certain Chinese characters. For example, the character for "time" is a combination of "day" and "temple". Why is this? Because in a historical context, the temples would be the ones to ring the bells every day to keep track of time, much like our modern clock tower. So "day" + "temple" slowly became one character meaning "time".

Click here to add your own comments

Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How?
Simply click here to return to News and Tips to Improve Memory
















Using Hypnosis for Weight Loss



Quit Smoking.. Guaranteed!



Solve Your Relationship Issues