School workshop Ellen

This task invites the child to plunge into the world of symmetry, which is not only a geometric concept, but also one of the important properties of nature, a manifestation of harmony and beauty. By completing the task, the child will improve attention, fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination and study the features of the location of images on the plane. In this task, the child needs to draw a mirror image of each of the proposed halves of the figures so that all six images get a holistic look.

This activity will help your child develop hand-eye coordination, spatial imagination and fine motor skills. It contains three three-dimensional figures from cubes. The child is invited to redraw these figures point by point (if desired, the figures can be colored). You also need to count the number of cubes in each figure and write these numbers side by side. One figure contains from 3 to 5 cubes. Performing the task, the child, in addition to spatial thinking, will also develop voluntary atten