Memory Games For The Senior, Volume 1: Large Print Activity Book with Picture, Number and Word Puzzles to Exercise Memory, Retention and Recall (Fun ... Memory Games to Improve Cognitive Functions)

This activity book offers a refreshing approach to brain training tailored specifically for seniors. With a mix of visual, number, and word games, this large print activity book ensures that seniors have an engaging way to sharpen their memory and cognitive abilities. A standout feature is the "scene completion" game under visual memory games. It not only stimulates visual processing but also mimics daily activities like recognizing familiar environments and recalling specifics. This book is perfect for my mom who has been searching for brain-training activities.

I am really enjoying this activity book. It has a good variety of puzzles that you typically don't see in run of the mill activity books.

This is such a great book. Loved the variety of activities and as I was doing them, it really challenged my memory. Makes me realize how much I miss when I look at things. The only thing I would change with this book is to add the pics in color. I think a lot of detail is lost with black and white. Found a great holiday gift for a few seniors in my life !

This was a fun and challenging book with a variety of new-to-me type of puzzles. Very creative and good for the brain.

I decided to get this book for my Grandma, she likes to keep her mind active but lately has been just watching baseball most of the time. She's unable to get out to the store so I ordered this book for her.. I really think she'll like it. The print is big so she won't have much trouble reading the activities and there are 6 different activity types to choose from. The artwork is an animated/cartoon style and looks very nice. The memory picture games look really fun.

At a certain age one wants to play games but not think too hard. These are a book of those. I find them relaxing and enjoyable.

Memory games for seniors, Volume 1, is an excellent resource for training and retaining memory. This thick book (226 pages!) has ten types of exercises for building your short term memory muscle. The games are engaging and the drawings are well done. The print size is also large, making this book accessible for people who are sight impaired. This book is good for both seniors and for people with traumatic brain injury (TBI) or who have had a stroke.

This book achieves the ideal balance between difficulty and fun. This book really aids in maintaining the interest of the elderly with a variety of games that target various cognitive elements.