Look. Watermelon

The main purpose of coloring is to train the child’s hand. In the process of play, the child develops new skills and prepares for writing. However, coloring is more than just a way to develop fine motor skills. The little one learns to independently select colors and combine them.

Coloring pictures helps the child:

• expand their knowledge of the surrounding world,
• develop imagination and creative thinking.
• become familiar with color and shape, convey the color palette,
• study colors and objects, memorize their names, expanding the child’s vocabulary;
• master the technique of careful shading (suggest starting by carefully coloring the element along the edge and only then shading it entirely),
• become acquainted with the features of working with pencils, paints, markers,
• acquire drawing skills,
• learn attention, patience, and perseverance,
• absorb information by transferring the properties of objects from the real world to paper.