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Loxan’s Memory Association Game
The goal is to memorize 32 toys next to each page number in the correct order. It might seem challenging, so let’s apply the first memorization technique and “break down large pieces of information into smaller, more manageable ones”. (Chunking Method) 32 pages of the book are divided into six small groups of five Plus two more pages, where each group offers a different memorization method.
Toys pages from 1-15
“1-2-3” method (pages 1-5) helps you remember toys in consecutive order, through association with a number.
Visualization method (pages 6-10) refers to creating images of, or noticing resemblances between, things we want to remember.
“ABC” method (pages 11-15) uses the letters of the English alphabet consecutively to help you remember something.
Toys pages from 16-32
Notice a pattern (pages 16-20) that will help you remember!
Storytelling! (pages 21-25)
If there is no vivid connection between objects, connect them yourself by creating an interesting story using all 5 toys. You will remember your own story, right?
Here is a example: A cat found a carrot and did not feel like eating it. It called cow, caterpillar, and crocodile and offered it. Caterpillar said that it would only eat leaves and cow agreed to eat the rest. Crocodile did not answer, but that was fine because the cat remember that it was a carnivore anyway – It did not eat plants.
Grouping method (pages 26-30) allows to group toys by location: these 5 pages only have animals that live near water.
“First or last” (pages 31-32) memory principal is built on associations with something first or last like letter Y and Z which are the last 2 in the alphabet, so Yo-Yo and Zebra are last.