Game with a flashlight “Clean or Dirty”.
12 cards.
This exciting educational didactic game will help you introduce your child to the valuable rules of safe eating to figure out why unwashed foods should not be eaten. It will help your kid develop imagination, logical thinking and coherent speech.
Assignments: Everyone knows that it is essential and valuable to eat vegetables and fruits, they contain many vitamins and microelements, and they are also delicious. Find all the fruits among the cards. Count them. Which ones are the most delicious for you? Then all the vegetables. Count it up. What do you like to eat? What do you think, is it okay to eat unwashed vegetables and fruits? Why do you think so? (Ask the child to give answers in whole sentences, so he develops coherent speech.) Take a flashlight and shine under the apricot. What do you see there? Right. These are harmful microbes. To get rid of them, you need to wash the apricot. Shine a flashlight under each picture and send clean foods without microbes to a plate and with microbes under a tap with water. You can give your child tasks to develop memory: Layout cards with three fruits in front of the child, let him remember them, then turn the cards over and have the child name the fruit from memory. Gradually increase the number of cards. Assignment for the development of attention and logical thinking: Layout four cards in front of the child (three vegetables + one fruit), let the baby in this row exclude an extra object and be sure to explain his choice. Give the child tasks of different difficulties.
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Age | 3-5, 4-7, 5-8 |
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Size | Letter (US) |
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