Brand-name primary school entrance essential training and testing intelligence

Author: Dong Xin / Jin Fang
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The transition from kindergarten to primary school is a turning point in a child's life. Changes in daily routines and the increased workload can lead to fatigue, weight loss, and a fear of learning among many children after they enter primary school. Parents all hope their children can adapt to school life quickly and start their academic journey on the right foot. However, what preparations should be made before a child enters primary school? What specific actions should parents take? Are there any details that have been overlooked? These are undoubtedly the most pressing concerns for every parent. With these questions in mind, we had the idea of writing a series of books specifically for children who are about to enter primary school, to help them better navigate this phase and address the doubts and worries of parents.
To this end, we have organized experienced teachers from the frontline of education to systematically write this series of books, covering the key areas children often face after entering primary school, such as mental preparation, academic readiness, behavioral habit preparation, and material readiness. The series is divided into four volumes: Mathematics, Chinese, Behavioral Habits, and Intelligence. As long as children study systematically and persistently, they will surely be better prepared to embrace their primary school life.
This book is part of the Intelligence volume, including aspects such as observation skills, attention, imagination, spatial imagination, logical thinking, reasoning ability, creativity, and memory. It selects carefully curated exercises suitable for children aged 5-7, offering multiple perspectives and approaches to develop their cognitive abilities, enhance their intellectual level, and make them smarter. This will help children face the complexities and challenges of primary school learning with ease.
Preparation for school is essential.