That sounds like a fun and engaging way for children to enhance their vocabulary and memory! Here’s a quick guide for both games:

Game 1: A to Z Alphabet Words

1. Setup: Children sit in a circle.
2. Instructions:
   • The first child starts by saying a word that begins with "A" (e.g., "A is for Apple").
   • The next child follows with a word starting with "B" (e.g., "B is for Ball").
   • Continue around the circle until reaching "Z."
3. Variations:
   • Use categories (animals, foods, etc.).
   • Add a challenge: each child must repeat the previous words before adding their own.

Game 2: A to Z Names

1. Setup: Same circle arrangement.
2. Instructions:
   • The first child says a name that starts with "A" (e.g., "A is for Adam").
   • The next child follows with a name starting with "B" (e.g., "B is for Bella").
   • Continue around until reaching "Z."
3. Variations:
   • Use specific themes (famous people, characters, etc.).
   • Challenge: remember all previous names in order.

Both games are excellent for fostering creativity and memory skills!