Left Brain + Painting Improvement - 100 Pictures to Cultivate a Smart Child

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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: The early childhood period is a time when perceptual abilities are more prominent than language abilities. Babies learn new experiences and content through self-perception, and their creativity is inspired and logical thinking skills are developed through daily drawing activities. The "100 Pictures to Raise a Smart Child" series is written by experts specializing in developmental psychology, child psychology, cognitive psychology, and early childhood education, based on scientific and systematic research. It aims to enhance "creativity" and "logical thinking skills." In a clever way, it encourages babies to pick up pencils and unleash surprising potential, turning enjoyable drawing games into new tools for intellectual development. "Left Brain + Drawing" establishes a step-by-step learning process through logic training such as matching, categorizing, composing, sequencing, analogy, judgment, and ultimately problem-solving. Because the drawing process focuses on familiarizing children with the lines and strokes of pictures and reinforcing imitation drawing, it trains the brain's logical thinking skills at the same time. Here, we remind parents that during early childhood, children's observation and thinking are generally self-centered, so don't constrain them with adult logic.