Auditory Memory for Short Story Scenes

Auditory Memory for Short Story Scenes is a fun and engaging way to help kids build strong listening and auditory processing skills. In this activity, students look at colorful pictures while listening to short stories. After each story, they answer 5 questions that help test their memory and understanding of the story. Each of the 50 scenes has two stories and five comprehension questions that focus more on what they heard than what they saw. To help extend the practice, each scene also includes 25 "Wh" questions (Who, What, Where, When, and Why) and two "How" questions related to the picture.

This set is designed to help with listening, memory, understanding stories, and answering questions. It’s great for helping kids practice processing and remembering what they hear, as well as verbalizing their thoughts.

The set includes:

• 50 illustrated scenes on 25 double-sided boards (8½” x 11”)

• A 106-page spiral-bound manual (7" x 9¼") with 100 short stories (2 stories for each scene)

• 1,850 questions in total

Grade Level: PreK and up