Toys. Drawing by Squares. 4-6 Years Old

Graphic dictations are an excellent preparation for school. They train the child's hand, develop the skill of pencil handling, preparing the future student for writing. Engaging in graphic dictations enhances the child's spatial representations, teaching them to navigate on the pages of a notebook. The school success of a child largely depends on their ability to listen attentively and patiently complete assignments, that is, their ability to stay focused. Working on graphic dictations helps children develop concentration, memory, and the ability to reproduce a series of sequential actions, as well as control over their own graphic activity. The notebook consists of two parts — one intended for the child's work, and the other for the adult, to dictate the sequence of tasks and check the correctness of their execution. Therefore, before starting, it is necessary to open the brackets in the middle of the notebook, extract the pages addressed to the adult, and, after securing the brackets, hand the remaining part to the child. The notebook is aimed at children aged 4 to 6 years. It is designed for joint work between parents and children, and can also be used for activities by educators, tutors, and primary school teachers.