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Functional Memory Game

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Have you ever asked your child to collect something from their room and they come back empty handed? Pack their school bag? Take out ingredients from the fridge?


The Functional Memory Game was designed to develop memory techniques and skills in a fun way for children. Work on planning and executive functioning skills.


Create "rooms" using the printable doors and have object images ready. You can mix up images and create expected/unexpected items within a room. Use one of the techniques to help with visual memory and sequencing. A writing sheet is also included to turn this memory game into a writing activity. This printable game was designed to be played together with an adult as a learning tool. Build memory skills starting with one item.


Instructional video for set up and play available : https://youtu.be/FRiZGD0I61s

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