Educational activities and resources for preschool and early childhood development.
19 posts in this category
Why is it important? Critical thinking in children works differently than in adults. Children are more curious, adaptable, and creative, and they make the right decisions faster than others. All of this helps them stand out among their peers and become more successful in life.
Lina Park
What are we talking about? Adolescence is a time of active personality formation, values, and interests. Interesting books for teenagers can become not only a source of knowledge, but also a real guide to the world of emotions, relationships, and self-discovery.
Emma Carlisle
Today, parents are hearing more and more about neurodevelopment. Research shows that a child's brain is especially plastic, and games are the most natural way to strengthen neural connections. This is why neurogames for children are becoming a popular tool among educators, speech therapists, and neuropsychologists.
Emma Carlisle
Does your child constantly get distracted in class, spend 10 minutes on a single problem, or lose focus halfway through a task? Parents often think the "problem is with math." In reality, in most cases, the "bottleneck" is concentration, and the specifics of math only exacerbate this.
Emma Carlisle
A child can be taught to read at the age of 3. Yes, he will indeed be able to read at the level of a schoolchild. But you shouldn’t rush if his brain isn’t mature enough. This is not only a waste of time but also harmful to further development.
Emma Carlisle
The article will introduce you to games that will help your child develop creative thinking, teach them to solve problems independently and overcome difficulties, and help them calmly perceive the imperfections of the world around them.
Emma Carlisle
In the digital age, the role of books has changed. We have more concerns and less time to relax and read leisurely with our child. Audio and video materials, podcasts, and educational games come to the rescue, but these sources of information should not be the only ones for us or for the child.
Emma Carlisle
When and how to start developing speech in preschool children? In fact, a child learns to speak from birth, but each baby needs their own time before their first clear words and sentences. There is no specific period when you need to pay more attention and effort to activities to make them speak faster. It's better to engage every day.
Emma Carlisle
Today, there are many useful and fascinating methods for the development of mathematical thinking, which are designed for children of different ages. But mental arithmetic is increasingly of interest to parents. What benefits does this technique actually bring to the child and is it possible to do it at home?
Emma Carlisle
The firmness of judgments, concentration, efficiency in solving problems - all these qualities indicate the presence of mathematical thinking. Without this skill, it is almost impossible to realize in the modern world. It must be formed from early childhood. Where to start, so that the child grew up as a strategist in his actions and had logical thinking? We're looking into the article.
Emma Carlisle
How do I instill in my child a love and interest in mathematics until first grade? Teachers recommend using mathematical games for preschoolers. The child will not even notice that he is being taught, and you will see the first results after a month of regular classes. In the article you will find examples of what games to use to quickly develop critical thinking, observation, ingenuity and imagination in children.
Emma Carlisle
“My child is very inattentive, distracted, restless. He constantly forgets everything and makes mistakes.” This is one of the most common complaints from the mothers of our new students. When communicating with parents, misunderstanding, despair and powerlessness are strongly felt. We will understand what really happens to children, why persuasion and threats do not help them gather their thoughts, as well as how you can develop a child’s memory and attention through simple games.
Emma Carlisle