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Games To Keep Your Mind Sharp
Games to Keep Your Mind Sharp
As we get older and leave the grind of daily elementary education behind us, it falls to our own volition to do things to keep our minds sharp. Do you find yourself forgetting your cell phone at home often? Did you misspeak your child’s teacher’s name? Have you had trouble remembering the ingredients to a recipe that you have been cooking for ages? If so, don’t fret. Slight forgetfulness is a natural part of growing and aging. Luckily, there are fun games that you can play to help stay on top of your game.
- CNN—Why Do We Forget Things?
- Determine Your Brain Sharpness—Play a Game and See Where You Stand
Play Chess
Chess is a game of strategy. Originally created as a method of mapping out war strategy, chess is one of the most well-loved games across the world. Russia has more chess champions than any other country, and rightfully so. They have incorporated chess into everyday life and created a system in which children learn can learn the intricacies chess in a formal school setting.
- Wikipedia—The History of Chess
Do Sudoku Puzzles
Sudoku puzzles are number games. While they have been played around the world since at least 1986 when they were first made popular, they have recently caught on, increasing the numbers of puzzle books dedicated to the game. Sudoku can be played on the Internet, in puzzle books, and on portable game devices. The idea, to fill spaces with certain numbers is a cross between strategic and numeric. No Sudoku puzzle is made the same as another, and unlike crossword puzzles there is always something new for those who become attached to this game.
- The New York Times—A Few Words About Sudoku, Which Has None
- Sudoku Daily—How to Play Sudoku
Play Tic Tac Toe
Tic tac toe is the kind of game that just about everyone has played at some time or other. It’s a notorious time-passer, helping kids who are bored in class and adults bored in meetings alike. It’s not hard to play; draw a large pound sign on a piece of paper and assign Xs to one player and Os to the other player. The first player to line up three in a row wins. It’s very simple, but engaging and can keep even the foggiest mind sharp.
- The History of Tic Tac Toe—Tic Tac Toe Has Been Around for Years
- How to Play—Tic Tac Toe Strategy
Losing a bit of mental clarity happens. As we age, we begin to forget things and there’s nothing wrong with that. Playing games and staying active can help you to keep your wits about you, but forgetfulness that goes beyond what’s normal should always be evaluated by a doctor. Certain things can help you get your mind sharper than other things. Different things work for different people. Find your favorite numbers or strategy game and watch the mental clouds clear away.
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