Learn Skills Through Games (Part 2) -- 0-6 Years Old Brain Teaser Games

Author: Zhou Mujie
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: Play games, learn skills, intellectual development games for 0-6 years old. Play games to learn arithmetic, play games to learn literacy, play games to learn English, games and art enlightenment, games and emotional intelligence development.
This book is a series of rich, practical, easy-to-operate, and fun game teaching materials written by the renowned early childhood nutrition and education expert Zhou Mujie, following her previous work "The Intelligence Equation of Chinese Children" (nominated for the "Five Ones Project" award). It provides a large number of diverse games for infants, toddlers, and their parents and teachers, tailored to different age groups and combining various physiological and psychological characteristics. Through joyful play, children grow physically and develop their minds, while parents and teachers gain effective methods and approaches for scientific and happy parenting.
The book is divided into two volumes. The first volume is parent-child games for 0-3-year-olds. It offers 12 types of games with specific objectives each month, targeting the child's monthly growth and development characteristics. These games cover areas such as motor skills, cognitive abilities, language, hand-eye coordination, social skills, and self-care. The second volume is intellectual development games for 0-6-year-olds, including: playing games to learn arithmetic, playing games to learn literacy, playing games to learn English, games and art enlightenment, and games and emotional intelligence development. These activities help children learn in a fun way, develop their strengths, and prepare them for kindergarten and primary school.