Labyrinth. 3 years old: 3 years old

Author: Taro Akita, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: The "New Brain Development Series" aims to develop children's various abilities through enjoyable exercises. This book is designed to cultivate young children's "pencil control skills" and "concentration skills" in writing and drawing. Through fun games, it enhances children's intelligence,. The target audience and structure for the 3-year-old age group are crucial periods for young children to develop their thinking and insight skills. For this age group, games and competitions can stimulate questions like "How can I do this?" and "What will happen?" to continuously improve their thinking and insight skills. Maze games, by predicting which path to take to reach the exit while moving forward, cultivate children's foresight (insight) and mental agility (thinking), making them an excellent form of brain exercise.
II. In enjoyable games, develop the ability to use a pencil freely and skillfully (pencil control skills).
When holding a pencil for line practice, pay attention to keeping the lines within the maze's boundaries. At the same time, train observation skills and translate judgment into pencil drawing. Basic practice is also provided for the relevant words and numbers that appear in the maze games. These three exercises should be repeated frequently.