Yesterday, we talked about vision is a development ability that cannot be ignored, affecting children's concentration, observation, learning and imagination. Today, I will recommend a few visual training games for families to play, which can be tried every day, which is both fun and can improve children's visual abilities.
0-1 years old
Falling tissues:
The mother and the baby sit face to face, the mother takes a thin tissue in her hand, puts it in front of the baby, blows the tissue with her mouth, lets the tissue flutter, asks the baby to observe the paper towel fluttering, and guides the child to grasp it with his hands.
The mother puts the tissue into a ball, puts it in the palm of her hand, and blows the paper ball with her mouth to make the paper ball fall and guide the baby to observe.
The mother put the tissue ball on the ground, fanned the paper ball with cardboard, let the paper ball run on the ground, and guided the baby to climb over and chase.
The mother hands the paper ball to the baby, and when the baby is about to catch it, the mother lets go of her hand, and the paper ball falls, guiding the baby to quickly look at the dropped paper ball with his eyes.
1-3 years old
Throw the scarf ball
The mother finds a scarf, forms a ball, and plays a game of throwing with the baby at home. If the baby is capable, it can be extended to a ball with socks. The mother takes a small basket or a small basin, asks the baby to throw it, the mother catches it with a small basin, the baby takes the small basket, the mother throws it, and the baby catches it. Repeat it.
Orange bowling
Mom took a bottle of mineral water and filled it with half a bottle of water. Give your baby a round orange, ask your baby to roll the orange and push the mineral water bottle.
The mother takes another plastic box or paper box, places it horizontally on the ground, and asks the baby to roll the orange and let the orange roll into the box.
3-6 years old
Flashlight light game
Mom turned off the lights in the house, took out a flashlight, and shined it into the house. Ask the baby to do it according to the mother's requirements, where the light shines, the baby will run to where it is, repeatedly.
Describes sentence construction
After the mother and baby come to a scene, guide the baby to describe what he sees. Mom and baby compete to see who says more items.
The mother takes out an object, competes with the baby, and says the characteristics of the item. For example: "The mother said that this apple is round", ask the baby to observe and continue to say, "This apple has a handle on it"... One person, one sentence, two people are not allowed to repeat the same content.
Recommend a set of "Visual Discovery" books for babies of this age, personally like it, there are many similar detective games, from a picture, find a lot of tasks. It is recommended that parents can buy a copy for their baby first, and then buy others if their children like it.
6-12 years old
Leaves that don't fall
The mother can take a book or cardboard, outdoors with the child, pick up a leaf, blow up the leaf, and use the cardboard to fan it, trying not to let the leaves fall down.
Mom and child each have a cardboard, fan it together, and compete to see whose leaves will fall first.
Language games
The mother and the child jointly determine an object, and then take turns to add a definite word to the item to modify, the two people's fixed words can not be repeated, but can play the imagination.
For example: big trees (you can join tall, straight, swaying in the wind, like a standing soldier, high into the clouds...)
Badminton, table tennis, basketball, football, these sports can exercise children's visual tracking ability. Parents can give it a try.
More game content can also be practiced with visual tracking. We put her in the "Jing Shu Said" public account, you can click in to see, interactive games with children.
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