Geometric Copybooks: Repeat the Pattern

This book is created for preschoolers and younger schoolchildren.
At this age, children predominantly exhibit visual-figurative thinking, making this period ideal for developing many useful skills.
Through the repetition of patterns, the child's thinking and spatial imagination develop. Such activities are very... important, as spatial imagination greatly influences the formation of mental abilities.
Repeating patterns and drawings on grid paper helps develop attention, logical thinking, spatial orientation, and coordination of movements, teaches persistence and dexterity in handling a pen or pencil, ensuring that numbers in notebooks will be neat and beautiful. Additionally, the skill of counting squares will be useful not only in elementary school but also in higher grades when geometry begins.