Remembering
Priority Power
Memory Helpers
Habit Builders
Everyday Life
100

What is prospective memory?

The ability to remember to do something in the future.

100

Which priority should be done today?

High Priority

100

Name one thing you can store in your phone to help your memory.

  • Phone numbers
  • Addresses
  • Notes
  • Medication list
  • Appointments
100

What is linking tasks?

Doing a new task while doing something you already do.

100

Where do many people keep their keys?

In the same place every day.

200

Name one tool that can help with prospective memory.

Calendar, planner, phone reminders, notebook, or to-do list.

200

Which priority should be done this week?

Medium Priority

200

What should you write in a medication list?

  • Medication name
  • Dosage
  • Time to take it 
200

Give an example of linking tasks.

  • Check calendar after brushing teeth.
  • Check planner while drinking coffee.
  • Look at schedule after turning off alarm. 
200

Why should everything have a "home"?

It makes things easier to find and remember.

300

True or False:
Prospective memory helps you remember things you already did.

False.
It helps you remember things you need to do.

300

Which priority should be done this month?

Low Priority

300

How often should you check your calendar?

About 1–3 times each day (or more if needed).

300

What is a backup note?

A reminder placed where you'll see it.

300

You have a doctor's appointment next month.
What priority is it?

Low Priority

400

Give one example of prospective memory.

  • Taking medication
  • Going to a doctor's appointment
  • Calling someone
  • Picking up groceries 
400

You need to pick up your child from daycare today.
What priority is this?

High Priority

400

True or False:
A calendar only works if you remember to check it.


True

400

Name one place to leave a backup note.

  • Mirror
  • Alarm clock
  • Coffee maker
  • Front door
  • Light switch
400

Name one automatic place where you could keep your calendar.

  • Front door
  • Kitchen table
  • Alarm clock
  • Backpack
  • Purse
  • By your shoes
500

Why is prospective memory important?


It helps us complete important daily tasks and stay organized.

500

You need to call your mom next week for her birthday.
What priority is this?

Medium Priority

500

Name two memory tools.

  • Calendar
  • Planner
  • To-do list
  • Phone reminders
  • Notebook 
500

What are automatic places?

Places you pass every day where reminders can be placed.

500

You need to:

  • Buy groceries tomorrow
  • Go to the dentist next month
  • Take medication tonight

Put them in order from highest to lowest priority.


  • Take medication tonight (High)
  • Buy groceries tomorrow (Medium)
  • Dentist next month (Low)
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