Inside: Preschool memory game for holiday gift giving.
Need a simple to make, easy to love gift this holiday season?
We have you covered in three simple steps with this Family Memory Game.
Why Play Memory Games?
Memory games improve short-term memory and increase speed recognition skills. They also improve concentration, increase attention, and enhance cognitive skills.
By Kindergarten, children will be asked to describe familiar people, places, things, and events and, with prompting and support, provide additional detail. This is an excellent way to practice attention to detail!
You can also find this game listed for Activity Two on Letter Mm on our Alphabet Activity Cards!
Make A Personalized Memory Game
Materials:
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Step One: (after printing out your pictures)
Place cardboard cutout on top of your picture. Trace the outline.
Step Two:
Cut out the outlined photo.
Step Three:
Add Mod Podge to your cardboard cutouts. Place the cut photo on top to dry.
Want to Increase Difficulty with this Preschool Memory Game?
If you are anything like me, you take the same picture, 5 (okay, maybe 50) times to get the perfect photo.
Use some of these look-alike photos to pay close attention to detail. Sometimes a simple change in facial expression can really change the entire picture.
Tips on How To Play with Younger Preschoolers:
Allow your preschooler to look at all photos face up before flipping them over.
Once your preschooler gets the hang of the game, you can begin by turning them over from the start.
Love what you see and want more? You can find many activities just like this one here!
You can also find this game listed for Activity Two on Letter Mm on our Alphabet Activity Cards!
