Props to be prepared: pictures of Eiffel Tower, playing cards, magnetic disks and building blocks.
Key points of practice
1, hand-eye coordination: where to put the cards, how to make each card coordinate and achieve stability, this is the baby's hand-eye coordination ability.
2, fine movements: when building a paper tower, the hand-eye should be stable and the card position should be accurate, which is a test of the baby's fine movement ability.
Game process
1. Observe the picture of the Eiffel Tower with your baby, let your baby get familiar with the shape of the Eiffel Tower first, and make it easier for your baby to build it. Tell the baby that the bottom of the Eiffel Tower is big and wide, the higher it is, the narrower it is, and the higher it is, the sharper it is.
2, the baby can't hold the card, I will help, take four cards, and then let the baby put the card on it.
The baby likes playing magnetic movies. Under my guidance, let the baby build the Eiffel Tower with magnetic film. The Eiffel Tower built by the baby is so high.
4. The baby builds the Eiffel Tower with building blocks. The baby can build it at will and build it by himself without guidance.
Tip: The Eiffel Tower, the symbol of France, was built for the World Expo in Paris. It was named after its designer Stafford Eiffel, a famous French architect, and was completed and opened in March 1889. This tower is more than 300 meters high and weighs 9000 tons. It is divided into three layers. The first floor platform is 57 meters from the ground, with shops and restaurants; The platform on the second floor 1 15 meters high, with a coffee shop. The platform on the third floor is 276 meters high for tourists to overlook, and the bottom area is 654.38+0.0000 square meters. On the third floor, the building structure suddenly contracted and pointed to the sky. From one side, it looks like the letter "Y" is written backwards. The tower consists of more than 6.5438+0.8 million components and more than 2.5 million rivets. There is an elevator or walking to the top of the tower. At night, the top of the tower emits rotating color searchlights to prevent planes from colliding. A rectangular white marble pillar stands beside the tower, with a gold-plated Eiffel Tower staff at the top.
Step by step, broaden your horizons and learn about foreign architecture in tutoring your baby.