memory

Memory
Memory is the process of encoding, storing and retrieving information, and is obviously an important skill that can be ehanced. It seems to be the most valuable during school years as what children remember is more often than not used to judge what they have learned. If they perform poorly on a test because they can't retrieve what they know from memory in order to answer test questions, the assumption usually is that they have not learned.

This is a great game to play as it can be played anywhere and does not require any materials. Each person adds a new item to the list in alphabetical order. For example, person 1 says : “I went to the shops and I bought a razor”. person 2 repeats this and then adds his own item and says, “I went to the shops and I bought a razor and a bike”. Person 1 repeats this process again and says, “I went to the shops and I bought a razor, a bike and a coat”, etc. It can also be played with, "I went on on holidays and in my suitcase I packed..."
 * I went to the shop**