Children's thinking training game-dice

In early childhood, children's parent-child mathematics focuses on letting children discover the fun of learning, so as to cultivate their active learning attitude. All kinds of games are to let children learn to express and listen, and to cultivate their ability to observe, find problems, correct mistakes and solve problems with different teaching AIDS. Experts say that thinking comes from "playing". Only by playing constantly can you play with a smart mind and flexible hands. In the process of playing, we will insist on observing, thinking, operating, expressing, asking questions and a series of factors to promote children's growth.

In early childhood, in order to exercise children's small muscles, everyone will find that children like "balloons" and "throwing, receiving, hitting and buckling" are their habitual actions. For balloons, children have no immunity, have a strong interest in playing and have a long cycle. The only drawback is that there are security risks. At this time, the advantages of dice are reflected, which are small in size and convenient to carry, and can exercise the small muscles of the hands well. Safety hazard: not suitable for children under 3 years old to play without adult supervision (easy to be eaten by children).

Today, I will share with you the specific gameplay of "Dice"!

Play 1: throw (you can choose a larger dice).

Dice-throwing and dice-throwing are training for attention and balance. It needs repeated practice and exploration to make children throw and catch accurately within the controllable range and finally complete it. At first, children can't master the temperature, and they are easy to be high and biased. The mood changed from high to listless, and I didn't feel the joy of success in the process. After repeated practice (frustration tolerance training), slowly explore the height and method that suits you. Finally, until success.

Parents can compete with their children to see who is good at throwing and catching the ball. Don't bring the games on the wine table to their children!

Play 2: dice and hide-and-seek.

For the first time, the child was curious about the points on the dice. Let's play hide-and-seek with dice. Shake the dice in your hand and the dice will stop. Which side of the dice will be hidden? Hide a few points.

Practice again and again, and be familiar with that the dice has six faces. What are the numbers on each face?

Play 3: Dice ratio

Primary stage: find two dice, adult 1 and child 1. When rolling the dice, let the children observe the dice in two hands. Whose size is bigger (more dots on the dice surface) and whose size is smaller (fewer dots on the dice surface).

Advanced: Find 4 dice, 2 for adults and 2 for children. When throwing dice, let the children observe the dice in the hands of two people. Whose size is bigger (more dots on the dice surface) and whose size is smaller (fewer dots on the dice surface).

Game 4: Memory Challenge

How to play dice: 1 When the dice turn (observe the point on the top) and stop, let the children have a look and say what is on the dice? After mastering it, watch it for 5 seconds, let the children have a look, and then say what is on the dice. Look at 4 seconds, look at 3 seconds, look at 2 seconds, look at 1 second. What's on the dice?

Two dice games:

At the moment when the rotation of the dice (observing the points on the top) stops, let the children have a look and say what is the sum of the points on the dice? After mastering it, watch it for 5 seconds, let the children have a look, and then say what is on the dice. Look at 4 seconds, look at 3 seconds, look at 2 seconds, what's on the dice?

Play 5: Parent-child colored clay handmade DIY dice

Every time you share the gameplay, parent-child interaction DIY will never be less.

A number of colored mud (according to your own preferences or children's preferences), knead the colored mud into strips, then divide into blocks, each small piece is kneaded into a circle, pressed into a cube, dried and colored with a watercolor pen, and the manual DIY dice are finished.

In addition to the gameplay I shared, if you have any more novel and fun gameplay, remember to leave a message and share it in the comment area!