Gifted Construction Mathematics (3-5 years old) ①

Author: Cheng Jihua
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Suitable for children aged 3-5. A game-based workbook to enter the world of mathematics, as mathematics is the foundation of all subjects. The entire set is developed based on children's psychological characteristics and growth, making it easy for teachers and parents to spark learning interest through gamified methods without forcing it. To ensure a solid foundation, please start with the . For every correct page, stick the "Gifted Sticker," and for every incorrect page, stick the "Come On Sticker." The learning standard for each book is 80%, and upon passing, the child moves to the next book; if not, they must redo it. This book comes with colorful stickers to encourage children after completing the exercises.
Children are like uncarved jade, with great malleability and boundless potential for development. Every parent and teacher is like a great sculptor—by putting in some effort and providing proper guidance, they can help the child shine brightly. According to Piaget's theory of cognitive development, individual intelligence is the result of the interaction between genetics and the environment. Since Piaget's theory takes environmental factors into account, it is highly valued in education. The goal of education is to fully develop children's intelligence within a designed environment.
Children aged 2 to 7 are in the preoperational stage, where they begin to use more abstract symbols like language, text, and graphics for thinking activities. Therefore, children in this stage can start learning simple words, numbers, and shapes. The order in which children learn things is generally from concrete to abstract, so they usually learn through motor representation first, gradually becoming more abstract, and then developing into iconic and symbolic representations.
The "Gifted Enlightenment Mathematics Training" series consists of six books, written by early childhood education experts based on children's cognitive development psychology. It features adorable animal characters like the "Happy Elephant," "Dudu Dragon," "Young Mouse," and "Baby Bear," accompanying children in a fun learning environment.
"Love him, give him the best." The purpose of editing this series is to help parents and kindergarten teachers understand how to enhance children's creative thinking skills through games while laying a solid foundation in mathematics. This helps fully develop the child's potential, prepare them for primary school, and serve as a "starting education" for formal, regular learning. It ensures that children don’t fall behind at the starting line and can excel.