Author: Tianjin Firefly Studio
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Children love games, but what kind of games they prefer is a matter of great importance. Healthy games can increase knowledge, develop intelligence, and cultivate character; unhealthy games can erode willpower, damage physical and mental health, and even lead children astray. Based on the guiding principle that encouraging children to participate in healthy and beneficial games is conducive to their healthy growth, we organized the writing of this book as a gift for children. This book has three features: First, it is knowledge-intensive. The content covers many aspects such as history, geography, nature, biology, literature, art, and music, and every game is beneficial for children to develop their intelligence and gain knowledge. Second, it is full of childlike charm. Each game is designed according to the characteristics of children, being clever and interesting, and adhering to the principle of "learning through play" and combining learning with play. Third, it is beneficial for improving children's thinking and hands-on skills. The book highlights this aspect in its writing, encouraging children to think and act while participating in each game. When the games are completed, the book is also cut up. As children enjoy participating in the games, their thinking and hands-on skills are also improved. We hope this book will be loved by children.
Children's Happy Cutting and Pasting Game
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