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01 Observation Skills Children learn to notice colours, shapes, sizes and other details when comparing objects. 02 Visual Discrimination Matching similar pictures or identifying objects that look different helps children recognise small visual differences. 03 Logical Thinking Sorting objects into groups encourages children to think about why certain items belong together. 04 Early Maths Skills

01 Sing songs and nursery rhymes Singing familiar songs helps children hear new words, repeat sounds, and practise pronunciation. Choose simple nursery rhymes and encourage your child to sing. 02 Clap along to a rhythm Clap slowly, clap quickly, or create a simple pattern for your child to copy. This encourages children to listen carefully,

01 Expand Your Child’s Words into Sentences When your child uses a single word or short phrase, respond with a slightly longer sentence. If your child says “Dog running,” you can say, “Yes, the dog is running fast.” 02 Ask Questions That Invite Longer Answers Questions can encourage children to explain their thoughts. Instead of

01 Listening and Understanding Stories Listening is one of the first steps towards reading. When children listen to stories, they learn new words, understand sentences, and begin following the order of events. Reading a short story aloud and asking simple questions helps develop listening and comprehension skills. 02 Recognising Letters Children gradually become familiar with

01 Develops Problem-Solving Skills Children need to figure out where each piece belongs. They may compare shapes, check colours, or try a different position when a piece does not fit. 02 Improves Concentration and Attention Completing a puzzle encourages children to focus on one activity at a time. They may look carefully at a picture,

01 Encourages Trial and Error Children learn that their first attempt may not always work. If a tower falls, they can try placing larger blocks at the bottom or making the structure shorter. Each attempt gives them a chance to explore a different solution. 02 Develops Planning Skills Before building a house, bridge, or tower,

01 Builds Language and Communication Skills Pretend play encourages children to use words to explain what they are doing, ask questions, and interact with others. While playing shopkeeper, a child might say, “What would you like to buy?” or “Here is your bag.” 02 Develops Imagination and Creativity Children can turn ordinary objects into something

01 Touching Different Textures Builds Awareness When children touch soft fabric, smooth stones that are too large to swallow, rough cardboard, or squishy dough, they begin noticing how objects feel. 02 Scooping and Pouring Strengthen Hand Control Activities such as transferring water between containers or scooping large objects with a spoon encourage children to practise

01 Number Recognition Children gradually learn to recognise number symbols such as 1, 2, 3 and 4. Number cards, picture books and everyday objects can help them connect written numbers with real quantities. 02 Counting Objects Counting toys, blocks or pieces of fruit helps children understand that each object represents one number when counted correctly.

01 Hand and Finger Strength Squeezing playdough, building with blocks and tearing paper help children strengthen the small muscles used during writing. 02 Hand-Eye Coordination Drawing, completing puzzles and placing objects in containers help children coordinate their hand movements with what they see. 03 Pencil and Crayon Control Scribbling with chunky crayons, drawing freely and