This book is designed for preschoolers and primary school children.
Children of this age primarily use visual-imagistic thinking, which makes this period ideal for developing many useful skills.
Reproducing patterns develops a child's thinking and spatial imagination. Such activities are crucial, as it is spatial imagination that most influences the development of their mental faculties.
Copying patterns and grid drawings helps develop attentiveness, logical thinking, spatial awareness, and motor coordination; it also teaches perseverance and dexterity when using a pen or pencil, ensuring that numbers in exercise books will be neat and tidy. Furthermore, the skill of counting grid cells will prove useful not only in primary school but also in later grades when students begin geometry.
Pages: 31 (offset paper). Softcover
Dimensions: 260x198x2 mm
Series: Graphopuzzles
