Children between 2 and 3 years old begin to understand that they are masters of themselves in relation to their parents. They begin to discover their own personality, the concept of ego and tend to reach a certain level of independence, trying to do things on their own.
This game describes some actions that children try to do on their own starting at the age of 2 and is an excellent aid for the development of observation, reasoning, memory and manual skills. Remove the frames around each puzzle and, together with the child, notice how each image describes a different action depending on your own experience. Then, help the child to name each action. Disassemble one puzzle at a time and help the child put the 4 pieces back together using the self-correction method of the puzzle cards and the color of the outline. Once the child is familiar with the game, you can mix the pieces from all 6 puzzles and help the child identify the 4 pieces in each picture and connect them correctly. This game helps the child develop and acquire: knowledge in understanding the world: language, - learning colors and shapes, sensory development: visual perception - tactile perception, psychomotor development: eye-hand coordination, emotional development: tenderness - imagination - empathy.
Children between 2 and 3 years old begin to understand that they are masters of themselves in relation to their parents. They begin to discover their own personality, the concept of ego and tend to reach a certain level of independence, trying to do things on their own.
This game describes some actions that children try to do on their own starting at the age of 2 and is an excellent aid for the development of observation, reasoning, memory and manual skills. Remove the frames around each puzzle and, together with the child, notice how each image describes a different action depending on your own experience. Then, help the child to name each action. Disassemble one puzzle at a time and help the child put the 4 pieces back together using the self-correction method of the puzzle cards and the color of the outline. Once the child is familiar with the game, you can mix the pieces from all 6 puzzles and help the child identify the 4 pieces in each picture and connect them correctly. This game helps the child develop and acquire: knowledge in understanding the world: language, - learning colors and shapes, sensory development: visual perception - tactile perception, psychomotor development: eye-hand coordination, emotional development: tenderness - imagination - empathy.
