Technique

• Explain to your child that every day is a new day.
• Name the days of the week/months
• Teach your child to distinguish between today, yesterday and tomorrow.
• Explain the difference between working days and weekends.

Board games helps satisfy your child’s competitive urges and the desire to master new skills and concepts, such as

• number and shape recognition, grouping, and counting
• letter recognition and reading
• visual perception and color recognition
• Eye-hand coordination and manual dexterity

Fine motor skills are necessary to engage in smaller, more precise movements, normally using the hands and fingers. Mechanical toys help children develop dexterity and control with their hands. Some activities help children develop more mature grasp patterns

Cycling will help your child develop their leg muscles and strengthen their bones. The continued exercise will help build their stamina and improve their cardiovascular development. It will also increase their coordination and balance. It takes time to learn to ride a bike and the persistence they’ll need to succeed will stand them in good stead for learning other difficult skills they’ll need in life. Important: Making sure the bike is the right size for your child, is mechanically sound and has proper safety equipment like lights, bells and reflectors is important. You also need to get the right safety equipment to protect heads, knees, and elbows, checking regularly that it still fits and is in good repair.

Cycling will help your child develop their leg muscles and strengthen their bones. The continued exercise will help build their stamina and improve their cardiovascular development. It will also increase their coordination and balance.

Children learn best when they can touch, feel or see something, so time can be confusing for them. A child’s readiness for learning about time is based on the stages of brain development. The process is slow and may take years, but children will definitely learn faster and better with these precious products.

Blocks can function as powerful learning tools. Studies suggest that toy blocks can help children develop

• Motor skills and hand-eye coordination
• Spatial reasoning,
• Cognitive flexibility,
• Language skills
• A capacity for creative, divergent thinking,
• Social competence,
• Engineering skills.
• There is also evidence that complex block-play is linked with higher mathematical achievement.

Being able to dig, dump, pour, and create helps strengthen problem-solving skills. Social and Emotional- Skills are developed by children having control of their actions and experiences, providing them with confidence that they can create and design

Sports experiences help to build positive self-esteem in children participating in sports helps in reducing stress and increasing feelings of physical and mental well-being, as well as fighting against juvenile delinquency, conflict and aggressive outbursts.