Name Picture
Practice naming pictures in this simple memory exercise.
Memory Care
LanguageMemory
At a Glance
Name each picture aloud, reveal the answer, and let the caregiver record Success or Next time.
- Cognitive Focus
- Picture naming and word retrieval - saying what you see and checking against the shown label.
- Engagement Style
- Caregiver-assisted on one device: the person names the picture aloud; the partner taps Reveal Name, then Success or Next time.
- Difficulty
- No difficulty settings
- Play Mode
- Facilitator recommended
Why Choose This Activity
Name Picture supports gentle language practice on Memory Care when naming out loud is the goal. The device does not listen or score - a caregiver checks each answer. There is no timer per picture, so conversation can flow naturally.
Simple reveal-and-record flow keeps naming practice low-pressure with human judgment on close answers.
How It Plays
A picture appears on screen. Say what you see out loud, then tap Reveal Name to show the correct word. The caregiver taps Success for a correct name or Next time to move on without a point. Continue through all pictures in the set.
Settings & Difficulty
Levels: No difficulty settings
- Picture count: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, or 14 per session
- Caregiver taps Success or Next time - device does not listen for speech
- No sound or music
Facilitator Tips
- Accept close answers when that fits your goal (for example "puppy" for dog).
- Give time to look carefully before revealing - there is no rush.
- Start with 2–4 pictures and increase when comfortable.
- Encourage describing the picture if naming is hard ("It has four legs and a tail").
- Changing picture count after Start restarts the session.