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Right Brain Activities – Space Memory
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sometimes I recycle the flashcard for memory grid, linking memory.
Em at the momet like block and puzzle. In the class she like the ESP, tangrams, japanese writing, flash card.
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Do I repeat the same memory grid exercise/ game until my son can arrange all in the correct position?
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Jo – that’s a good idea. Spend so much time making flashcards sometimes that’s it’s good if you can recycle them.
Alice – No, you can keep changing the game. If he doesn’t remember the correct positions, just go through it with him by showing him the original and get him to rearrange his so that it is correct. The next time, change the pattern again.
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Hello! By what age can we start with this memory game? We start flash cards with as little as a new born baby right?
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Newborns can’t see very well, so you can use black and white images or wait until they’re a bit older? Like 3-6 months?
For the memory grid game, you can start when they’re able to sit up and observe you playing the game. Narrate what you’re doing as you play. Keep it short and repeat again the next day until it becomes a routine.
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