I. Preparatory work

First of all, you need to prepare all the necessary materials, including cubes, cuboids, cylinders and spheres. You can choose according to your own preferences and creative needs.

Second, build infrastructure.

According to the selected theme and design, choose the appropriate building blocks as the basic structure. For example, if you choose to build a building, you can use a cuboid as the main body of the building and a cube as the wall. Can also be fixed with glue, double-sided tape and other tools.

Third, improve the details.

In the process of assembly, you can add some details and decorations, such as decorating the surface with colored pens or stickers, or adding some trinkets to increase the three-dimensional sense and interest. Finish the work: finally, check and trim the work to ensure the integrity and aesthetics of the work.

The Significance of Mosaic Works of Cubes, Cubes, Cylinders and Spheres

First, cultivate spatial thinking ability.

By assembling three-dimensional works, children's spatial perception and thinking ability can be cultivated. In the process of assembling, children need to transform plane graphics into three-dimensional shapes and understand the spatial relationship and structure, which is very beneficial to cultivate spatial imagination, observation and judgment.

Second, enhance the understanding of mathematical concepts

Putting the works together can enhance children's understanding of mathematical concepts. For example, by splicing cubes and cuboids, children can better understand the concepts of rectangles and squares and master their properties and characteristics. In addition, the combination of cylinder and sphere can also help children understand the concepts of circle and cylinder.

Third, improve hand-eye coordination.

Putting together works requires children's hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. In the process of assembling, children need to use manual tools and materials, and at the same time, they need eyes to observe and judge the matching and balance of shapes, which is very beneficial to improve hand-eye coordination and fine motor ability.