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Timely development of a child's visual memory is a necessary component of their intellectual development, so it is very important to pay attention to improving visual memory from early childhood. This task will be one of the ways to train your child's visual memory, as well as introduce them to various objects in the world around them. In this task, the child is asked to fold the sheet in half, remember five images of different items in the first part of the task, and then turn the page to find

This task for children is the first step to teach your child the letters of the alphabet and get the skills of beautiful handwriting. First, the child connects the dotted lines to practice getting the fine motor skills necessary for further writing letters. Then, for practice, the child writes letters several times using dotted lines. And, finally, writes the letters completely independently in a specially designated place.

The book is a selection of exercises for preschoolers and elementary school students. These exercises introduce children to letters and numbers in a playful way, as well as develop logical thinking, the ability to use the acquired knowledge, curiosity and memory. If the child is inquisitive and inquisitive, then performing one exercise a day will allow him to get acquainted with the letters of the language and numbers, learn to make words and count for 365 days a year.

This activity will help your child learn how to tell the time on the dial of digital and analog clocks, and will also contribute to the development of attention and logical thinking. There are three digital clocks under each sentence, and only one of them shows the correct time. The child must find and mark the correct hours. An analog clock without hands is drawn next to the digital clock: on their dials, you need to draw the hands yourself so that they show the time indicated in the sentences

This task will help the child consolidate the knowledge of the names of the seven insects and will also contribute to the development of logical thinking and attention. The child needs to look at the drawings of insects, find the name of the corresponding insect in the "word bank" and enter into the boxes of the crossword puzzle. Having solved the crossword puzzle, the child will recognize the encrypted word. Answers: ladybird (1), ant (2), spider (3), bee (4), cockroach (5), caterpillar (6), mo