• Memory Chip 3
  • Memory Chip 3
  • Memory Chip 3
  • Memory Chip 3
  • Memory Chip 3
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SHICHIDA EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE

Memory Chip 3

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A Fun and Effective Way to Strengthen Your Child’s Memory and Imagination

Memory Chip 3 features 100 vibrant picture cards designed to develop your child’s visual memory, association skills, and creative thinking through enjoyable and interactive play.

Building on the skills from Memory Chip 1 and 2, this set introduces fresh images and new memory challenges to further enhance right-brain development and storytelling abilities.
What is Memory Chip 3?

Memory Chip 3 includes 100 vibrant 5cm x 5cm cards that support right-brain development using the Shichida Method’s linking technique - creating silly stories to memorise picture sequences.

Perfect for kids aged 2 to 6, this hands-on tool encourages visual learning, builds vocabulary, and
sparks imagination through storytelling, matching games, and more.

Already have Memory Chip 3? Expand your child’s vocabulary and imagination further with Memory Chip 1 or Memory Chip 2 - no need to follow an order. Each set stands on its own with fresh images and endless storytelling possibilities.
What’s Included

  • 100 x picture cards (5cm x 5cm each)
  • 2 x blank chips
  • 1 x instruction manual (In Japanese) English translation of manual available upon request
  • cards feature various objects, animals, and scenes for memory and storytelling exercises
Who is suitable for this product
  • Recommended for children aged 2 to 6 years ready to build memory, language, and imagination through play.
  • Perfect for parents who want to enhance memory, creativity, and language skills on their childern through play.
  • Parents who want to practise Shichida memory methods like the Linking Method (using stories to memorise pictures).
  • Families seeking visual and playful brain training tools for right-brain development.
  • Anyone who wants to replicate Shichida-style storytelling activities like creating silly stories with 3+ cards, then hiding them to recall in order.
What skills would your child gain?
  • Memory Training: Memorise words and picture sequences using association and imagination.
  • Visual Thinking: Boost right-brain development through picture-based storytelling.
  • Language & Literacy: Build vocabulary, word recognition, and creative language skills.
  • Critical Thinking: Develop sorting, sequencing, and problem-solving abilities.
  • Storytelling Skills: Encourages the creation of more complex narratives, boosting language skills and creativity.
  • Focus & Attention: Strengthen concentration through engaging memory games.
  • Learning Through Play: Enjoy fun, hands-on activities that build skills and parent-child connection.
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Skills to be developed with Memory Chip 3

  • Memory & Concentration

    Children boost their ability to focus, recall details, and retain sequences through fun, consistent memory play. These games build the foundations of strong memory and sharpen attention span.

  • Intuition & Visual Thinking

    As kids scan images, match patterns, and visualise stories, they strengthen their intuitive thinking and develop the right-brain skill of visual association.

  • Language & Imagination

    By telling stories, answering questions, and creating descriptions, children expand their vocabulary and become more confident communicators. Open-ended games also fuel imagination and creative thinking.

How to use Memory Chip 3

  • Linking Memory

    Build Strong Visual Memory and Sequencing Skills Through Storytelling

    Step 1: Start by choosing 3 picture chips and place them face-up in a row as you create a story.
    Example: “A happy frog was playing in the sandpit. Out of nowhere, a giant tomato fell from the sky."

    Step 2: The parent flips each chip face-down while repeating just the keywords in order.
    Example: “Frog, sandpit, tomato.”

    Step 3: Flip the cards face-up one by one as you retell the story. Then, turn them face-down again and ask your child to recall the story and the order. Have your child say each word in sequence, starting with the first chip, and flip them over one by one.

    Step 4: The next day, repeat the activity using new picture chips. Gradually increase the number of chips to improve memory step by step.

    As your child improves, increase the number of cards, take turns making up stories, or act them out together.

    This activity helps children visualise and remember images as part of a larger, meaningful context.

  • Matching and Categorising

    Encourage critical thinking by grouping picture cards into categories. Ask questions like “Can you find something we can eat?” or “Which ones are animals?” Add variety with a “Which one doesn’t belong?” challenge. For example, show a group of transport images with one unrelated food card. This kind of sorting and classification sharpens reasoning, comparison, and organisation skills.

  • Search and Identify

    Lay out several cards and call out an item for your child to find. For example, “Can you find the balloon?” or “Point to the apple.” You can also reverse roles by pointing at a card and asking your child to name it.

    This game builds attention, vocabulary recall, and visual recognition in a quick, interactive format.

  • Story Starters and Sound Play

    Use 3 cards to invent a silly story with a beginning, middle, and end. Let your child take turns telling their own version using descriptive language as their confidence grows. You can also explore early literacy by finding rhyming pairs or identifying beginning sounds.

    These activities foster creative thinking, language development, and phonemic awareness in a playful way.

✨ Why Parents Love Memory Chip 3:

  • Flexible & Age-Appropriate

    The activities are easily tailored to suit children at different learning stages, making this a resource you can return to again and again as your child grows.

  • Strengthens Parent-Child Bond

    Whether you’re creating stories together or playing simple games, Memory Chip 3 provides meaningful moments of connection and learning between parent and child.

  • Screen-Free Fun with Purpose

    Encourages independent thinking and active play, all while building essential memory and language skills—without the need for screens or apps.

Additional Features

Matching Game (Using 2 Sets)

Collect two different Memory Chip sets to play a fun matching game. Lay all the cards face down and take turns flipping two cards to find a match. This classic memory activity sharpens visual attention, focus, and recall. Having more sets means more variety and challenge and even more fun.

Extention Packs Available

Memory Chip 1 and Memory Chip 2 are independent extension packs - each with 100 unique images to keep children engaged and growing. The structure and activities are the same, but the content is all new, making them ideal add-ons for kids who love the first set or for those who want even more memory and language-building fun