Author: Taro Akira, Editor-in-Chief, Yu Yao, Translator
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: The "New Brain Development Series" aims to develop children's various abilities through enjoyable practice. This book is based on the idea that young children learn "knowledge and creativity" through games and daily life. Through a pleasant learning process, it enhances children's interest in knowledge and gradually cultivates their creative abilities. The goals and structure of this book:
1. At 3 years old, it is a crucial period for young children to develop their discrimination and thinking skills. For children at this stage, through riddles, intelligence tests, and games, they are encouraged to think about questions like "What's different?" "What can they do?" and "What will happen?" This continuously develops their thinking abilities. At this stage, it is important to cultivate children's correct understanding of language, numbers, daily habits, and the natural environment.
2. Through riddles, intelligence tests, and games, it inspires children's intelligence and imagination. Mainly, it allows children to repeatedly practice comparing colors and shapes; identify patterns; and engage in exercises related to spatial knowledge such as front/back, width/narrowness, inside/outside, as well as initial exercises in language and quantity.
New Brain Development Series "Intelligence Games for 3-Year-Olds"
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