Description
Looking for activities that incorporate movement with working memory skills? This digital packet of Motor Memory Games includes 5 games to memorize colors and move your body. You can play these games on Google Slides, Powerpoint AND print the games!
The ZIP file that includes the interactive Motor Memory Games in Google Slides Format, Powerpoint Format AND PDF to Print Format will be available electronically immediately following payment.
How to Play the Interactive Motor Memory Games
- Pick a game to play from Standing Exercises, Hands, Seated Stretches, Body Parts and Panda Yoga. Review the motor skills for the game you pick before you start using the spinner and memorizing the colors.
- Spin the spinner and color the squares.
- Cover up the colored squares and see if you can remember the correct order. Perform the actions based on the colored cards.
Benefits of the Motor Memory Games
The Interactive Motor Memory Games encourage children to practice the following skills:
- working memory
- gross motor
- fine motor
- posture
- flexibility
- aerobic fitness
- turn taking
- motor planning
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How Do I Use the Motor Memory Games for Teletherapy Sessions or Distance Learning?
If you have Powerpoint, it is easy to share your screen on a platform like ZOOM ™️ and you can give control of the mouse to the student to take turns.
If you are using Google™️ with Distance Learning Platforms, make a copy of the Google Sheets file. Share a link with the student to allow them to edit the file. You can both edit the file in real time and take turns using the spinner and moving your game pieces.
A third option is to combine the computer version with the print version. Email a copy of the Motor Memory Games you want to play with the student. The student can print it out at home. During your telehealth session, you can share the game on your computer and the student can spin the spinner with a paperclip and pencil, color in the squares, and complete the actions.
How do I Use the Games In Person?
The great thing about these Motor Memory Games is you can use them on a computer or in print! Print out the games on the regular size paper to spin the spinner, color in squares, memorize the colors and get physically active!
