Recently, the amount of information your child needs to learn at school and at home has dramatically increased. In order to memorize the required amount of material, you need to make great efforts. But it is quite possible to make life easier for a little person if you constantly train your memory from an early age.
Instructions
Step 1
Place several toys on the table and ask your child to look at them closely. Then, offer him a game. Let the child turn away and try to tell you how many toys were, what color and shape they were.
Step 2
Read a book to your child, and then ask what he remembered. After 1, 5 - 2 hours, return to this topic. And be sure to talk about what you read before bed. This exercise will help your child develop long-term memory.
Step 3
Remember, memory training doesn't need any special gear. You can exercise on the way to the kindergarten: tell your child about the trees that come your way, repeat their names. Count and ask your child to remember how many steps are on the porch of your house and how many are on the stairs in kindergarten. Most importantly, build these exercises in the form of a fun game.
Step 4
Good blood supply to the brain is of great importance in the development of memory. To improve it, enroll your child in the sports section. You don't have to focus on raising a champion. It is much more important to maintain physical activity in it.
Step 5
Take your child's fine motor skills seriously. Exercises for fingers remarkably stimulate the work of the brain and, as a result, have a positive effect on the development of memory.
Step 6
Try to instill an interest in public speaking in your child. It will be enough to learn and tell a small poem in front of the whole family. When the child is older, invite him to participate in a small play in honor of grandmother's birthday. The constant repetition of the role and verses will not seem intrusive to the child and will have a positive effect on his memory.
Step 7
Work with your child every day, and you will not have to blush at parenting meetings at school. Your child will be attentive, active and it will not be difficult for him to accommodate a huge amount of information.
