Diverse Intelligence Sticker Activity Book - (CQ) (Ages 3-4)

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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: Multiple Intelligences is an early childhood learning program designed to develop the intelligence of children aged 2 to 6. It consists of content creatively thought up by children. Through the fun activities of tearing and sticking stickers, it nurtures children's creative imagination and expression. "Multiple Intelligences" is a learning program that develops children's intelligence through various engaging games, tailored to their age groups. "Multiple Intelligences Sticker Game Book" is a growth plan that promotes learning through sticker games.
What is CQ: CQ (Creativity Quotient) refers to the ability to come up with new solutions. Spontaneity, independence, and curiosity are important factors of CQ. People with high CQ have a strong ability to approach problems positively and quickly find solutions. Children with high CQ are often enthusiastic about things around them and ask various questions. Parents should actively encourage these behaviors.
What is a CQ Sticker Game Book? Unlike simple drawing or writing activities, this book requires children to think independently, then apply the correct stickers to complete the picture, systematically improving their CQ (Creativity Quotient). Through the enthusiastic sticker-sticking activities, children engage in thinking while looking at the pictures, unleashing their creativity and developing sensitivity, fluency, flexibility, concreteness, and imagination. By applying 200–400 stickers and completing the pictures, children gain a sense of accomplishment from independently finishing their work and CQ, one of the key factors of which is confidence.
How to guide? "CQ Sticker Game Book for Ages 3–4" consists of creative training using various materials. Through activities like making animal heads with different materials or transforming common fruits into other things, it breaks conventional perceptions of objects and allows children to freely express their imagination. Guide children to create stories using various methods and discuss why they came up with those ideas, further enhancing their imagination.