Attention and Thinking: Folder

Dear parents! This guide is aimed at developing children's attention and thinking. By offering tasks, parents will help their child to form the ability to analyze and highlight the features of objects and phenomena, compare and generalize, draw conclusions and... make inferences. Completing tasks on classification, grouping, comparing objects, and finding patterns contributes to the development of memory, attention, imagination, and perception. The pages of the guide are conveniently cut out and can be offered to the child one at a time. Tasks can be supplemented with various exercises on comparing and counting objects, finding similarities and differences in shape, size, and purpose. Additionally, children can color and invent stories, search for living/non-living things, and play sound games, for example, What sound/syllable does the word start with?. At the end of the session, encourage the child to analyze and evaluate their work. For this purpose, each page has evaluative-emotional drawings that will summarize the completed tasks and give the child the opportunity to learn how to assess their own efforts.