How do you spell building block dinosaurs?

The building block dinosaur is spelled as follows:

1. First, make the dinosaur's head and mouth with four building blocks.

2. Then use two building blocks, one long and the other short, to make the neck of the dinosaur.

3. Then use four building blocks, two long and two short, to make the dinosaur's body.

4. Then use two or three building blocks to splice the dinosaur's tail.

5. Make dinosaur feet with two long building blocks.

6. A strong, energetic dinosaur with a big mouth was made.

Building blocks are usually cubic wooden or plastic solid toys, and each surface is decorated with letters or pictures, allowing different arrangements or building activities. Building blocks have various styles, which can develop children's intelligence and can be assembled into houses and various animals. Building blocks help to develop intelligence and train children's hand-eye coordination.

The arrangement, joints, rings and symmetry in building blocks are all good for children's intelligence. When building blocks, children must involve the issues of proportion and symmetry, which is conducive to the early cultivation of children's mathematical concepts. Building blocks are conducive to children's imagination, comprehensive use of a variety of different types of building blocks, and jointly build physical objects. This is conducive to cultivating their imagination and creativity.

Don't pour out all the newly bought building blocks for children to play with at once. This is not conducive to children's concentration, and it will be difficult for children to make choices when they face too many things at once.

The number of building blocks can be gradually increased according to the age and ability of children. At the same time, pay attention to the shape of the building blocks provided from simple to complex. If conditions permit, a corner of the room can be set aside as a play area, with carpets or mats for children to play freely.