Attention and memory
In the warm seasons when children spend a lot of time outside, running and jumping, you can play interesting games to develop attention. You can even play some of these games at home, but the cheerful company of friends to compete with makes them much more interesting!
In this material we have collected games to improve your child's memory. Don't forget that memory is a very difficult tool. If forced to work under pressure, a child’s memory is worse.
I read somewhere that modeling clay has been recognized as the best development toy ever. My daughter Paula and I quite agree, but only if we think of marble as an exception.
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Cutting sounds simple, but in practice it is important not to miss the sensitive development of this skill. Regularly stimulate your child in this occupation by means of different exercises.
A geometric figure is the best tool for developing the attention of a child. A child learns to distinguish simple forms earlier than more difficult objects, and figures are an abstract symbol which can be turned into anything.
Labyrinths are a fascinating and very effective way of developing attention, assiduity, and small motility. What labyrinths can be given to children of different ages?
How easily does your kid learn and remember new information? Why do some children acquire knowledge in several minutes, while others need more time and efforts? It is all about memory.
As attention is successfully trained, it is better to use available games and exercises to create vital level of proficiency in attention of a child.
