Fun exercises and games to improve fine and gross motor skills.
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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
Today, most children share one common hobby—the screen. Cartoons, games, and social media take up hours that used to be spent running, jumping rope, and playing tag. A real epidemic of hypodynamia has emerged: children move less, get tired faster, and more often complain of poor vision and back pain.
Elena Marwick
All parents know that it is necessary to develop a child from childhood. Moms and dads hear about early development techniques, art circles, sports sections, preparation for school and much more. But few people pay due attention to the spatial development of the child. This is an important skill for understanding the world. Such simple concepts as “right – left”, “up – down”, “front – back” are necessary for us to live, study and work. Today we are talking about the spatial development of children and how to do it in the game.
Elena Marwick
Many articles have been written on the development of fine motor skills in children and a large number of videos have been shot. But if you are concerned about the development of speech and the skill of beautiful writing in your child, we recommend that you take 5 minutes and read the material that we have prepared.
Elena Marwick