During the holiday, my sister took her little nephew back to her hometown to play. My 4-year-old nephew is attending a small kindergarten class. He is a naughty and lovely child. My nephew made a request to me as soon as we met, which made me feel funny.
It turns out that my little nephew wants to play puzzles with me. What kind of competition is this? I thought, can a 4-year-old child compete with me? So I readily agreed, and even deliberately wanted my nephew to go.
As a result, my sister said to me, "You don't have to give in to him, because you may not be able to beat him."
The game began, and my sister took out the puzzles that my little nephew usually played and gave each of us one. I'm going to compete with my little nephew to see who can finish spelling first. As a result, before I was halfway through the spelling, my little nephew had finished spelling and spelled it correctly.
I'm a little unconvinced I played another game and lost. What's going on here?
The little nephew smiled proudly: "Uncle Lost, I want to eat ice cream."
Isn't it incredible that a 4-year-old child should win an adult while playing puzzles? Why is my nephew so good at puzzles?
At this time, my sister said, "Don't you find that he is not a puzzle at all?" He was lying on his back. Because he remembers all these puzzles. "
Wow! A 4-year-old child is familiar enough to recite puzzles? Why is your memory so strong? I have to admire my sister's parenting level.
It turns out that for more than half a year, my sister bought a set of puzzles for her children according to the characteristics of her little nephew and played with them every day.
Why do children play with puzzles?
My sister is a master of education and has rich experience in early childhood education. Sister said that when the child was 3 years old, the brain development entered a high-speed period. Must stimulate the child's brain more, can promote the child's brain development, stimulate the child's potential development.
Playing puzzles has three important benefits for children, which our parents can't think of.
Master's mother took her children to play puzzles and super memory, and shared three explanations and methods.
Benefit 1: Exercise your child's finger flexibility.
A puzzle is to put small figures together according to certain rules, and finally put them together into a complete figure. In this process, children should pick up the puzzle with their own little hands. Our parents must pay attention to let the children hold the puzzle with their fingertips, not let the children hold the puzzle in their hands.
Because children hold puzzles with their fingertips, they actually exercise the sensitivity and flexibility of their fingers and the control ability of their brains. Because every action a child makes is under the command of the brain.
This seemingly simple action is actually an exercise and improvement of children's finger flexibility through children's taking and putting puzzles.
The second benefit: improve children's observation ability and thinking ability.
The purpose of the puzzle is to hope that children can put the puzzle in the right position through their own observation and judgment, so as to complete the graphics. Each puzzle has a different shape and color, because a jigsaw puzzle is a process of dividing a whole figure into small figures, and then letting children restore the figures through their own eyes.
Children should restore puzzles according to the shapes, colors, objects and other related features of graphics, which is actually an exercise and promotion of children's observation ability and thinking ability.
The third benefit: improve children's memory.
This is what my sister is most proud of. Because my nephew has a good memory when playing puzzles, a new puzzle can be remembered by children as long as it is played several times and quickly restored. This is amazing.
Why can children remember puzzles? Because after the child is 3 years old, the brain development has entered a golden period, and there will be a rapid improvement in both cognitive ability, learning ability and memory ability. At this stage, if our parents correctly guide and stimulate their children's brains, they can improve their cognitive ability and memory ability.
Besides, practice makes perfect. Children often play puzzles, so they recite them. Every time they play puzzles with children, my nephew is always the first to finish them.
I have to say, my sister's parenting method is really great.
The 4-year-old nephew's favorite set of puzzles is this set of early education puzzles. This is a set of early education puzzles specially designed for children aged 3-6. This set of puzzles has three characteristics:
1, rich and interesting
This set of puzzles consists of 4 boxes and 48 puzzles. Each puzzle is selected from the things that children are interested in, which can stimulate children's enthusiasm for playing puzzles, let children use their hands and brains and fully develop their brain potential.
This set of puzzles is rich in content and divided into four themes: Zodiac, Traffic, Animal World and Sea World.
2. The picture design satisfies the children's aesthetics and cognition.
There are 48 puzzles, each of which has been carefully designed. Illustration is full of childlike interest, which conforms to children's aesthetic and cognitive abilities, exerts a subtle influence on children's aesthetic abilities, enhances children's cognitive abilities and helps children understand this beautiful and interesting world.
3. Scientific hierarchical design
This set of puzzles has 12 puzzles in each box, and one ***48 puzzles. Each theme is divided into 9 pieces and 16 pieces according to the age of the child and the complexity of the puzzle.
Nine puzzles are relatively simple and suitable for beginners. Because the content is simple, it is easy for children to complete, which enhances their self-confidence in playing puzzles and lays a good foundation for future study.
The puzzle of 16 is a little more complicated. When children can easily complete 9 puzzles, we can let them play 16 puzzles, which is a test and improvement of children's puzzle ability. At the same time, it also inspired children's courage and confidence to overcome difficulties.
It is precisely because my sister lets her nephew play puzzles every day that the child can play with his super memory. The 4-year-old child actually won the adult. Looking at my little nephew's smug expression, I really admire my sister's parenting methods.
My sister also brought a set of puzzles like this to my Bauer. Bauer also has something to do this holiday. I hope that by playing puzzles this holiday, my family's memory can be as good as my little nephew's.
If your family also has children aged 3 to 6, be sure to let them play puzzles more often. It is really a good puzzle game.