Showing posts with label educational development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label educational development. Show all posts
18 May 2011
Playing with children
As our children grow, they also increase their needs and requirements. A one-year , for example, a rattle will make something of grace, but will not enjoy it as much as a baby . Therefore, we have selected some guiding advice on ways to play with your children according to their age.
18 April 2011
Toys recommended by baby's age
Buy from the best toys for children
Do you have to buy a gift for a boy or a girl and do not know what to get? Depending on their age and need, we have sought a list of toys , classified better and worse, and age, to help you find the right toy for the child.The best toys recommended
Toys for Babies 0 to 1 years- Toys that stimulate the senses with colors, textures and sounds different.
- Toys that encourage movement, easy to grab, crawl ... stimulators
- Toys that stimulate the emotions, stuffed animals, dolls ... Toys for 1 to 2 years - Toys invited to visit the space walkers, run-halls, foam rubber blocks ... - Toys that connect events: cause and effect, hitting, throwing, insert and remove, stack and towers, experiment with water and earth. - Toys that encourage imitation of simple actions: animals and small dolls, puppets, telephone, cars ...
- the outdoor toys, tricycles, balls, rope, buckets, shovels, strainers ...
- To build, fit and improve their manual dexterity.
- To imitate scenes work and family: dolls and ins, kitchenette, gadgets, shopping, medical equipment, etc. Toys for 6 to 10 years - Toys for the outdoors: skate, bike, board games and simple strategy. - Construction of different types: bricks, rods, three-dimensional etc. - Toys of experimentation and research environment. - To imitate fantastic scenes, spies, heroes, comic, film or television, etc..
The worst toys
- Those toys that do not meet basic safety standards: checks bearing the seal of the EEC, which does not splinter, do not emit colors, etc.. and, where appropriate, stating "Unsuitable for children under 36 months."- those who directly incite violence, the practice of unhealthy habits, discrimination based on ethnicity, culture, sex, etc.
- Those who are impractical, difficult to store, they need constant replacement, the loss of a piece of unusable, and so on.
- The unsuitable for children for whom they are intended: not responding to their interests or tastes, age, or the possibilities of game offers where you live.
18 March 2011
Importance of play in childhood
Contributions of games for children
The game is an activity, as well as enjoyable, necessary for cognitive (intellectual) and affective (emotional) of the child. The game encourages spontaneous and free creativity of children and promote their maturation. Children have few opportunities to play freely. Sometimes, we believe that " play by play "is a waste of time and would be more profitable to take advantage of every opportunity to learn something useful.However, through play, children begin to understand how things work, which may or may not be with them, they discover that there are rules of causality, probability and behavior that must be accepted if you want others to play with them . Children's games should be regarded as their most serious actions, said Montaigne. Spontaneous play is full of meaning because it arises because of internal processes that we do not understand but we must respect. If you want to know the children, their world is conscious and unconscious need to understand the game, watching them discover their evolutionary acquisitions, their concerns, fears , needs and wants those who can not express with words and finding out through the game.
Game and reality: the value of symbolic play (pretend play)
The types of games children show their evolution :- In the acquisition stage of sensory-motor skills are recommended functional games, action games, feelings and movements .
- In the early stages of child's thinking in the start thinking in concrete operations, are recommended fiction games, symbolic or representational .
Game and intellectual development
Children begin to use symbols from the second year of life (eg, saying a dog saying "wow" or to act as if drinking from a cup), repeating actions that have been in adults, accounting for events that have lived or imitating the operation of certain objects. In that imitate the child comes the assimilation of observed situations and relationships in the world around him. Part of concrete models to later reach the concentration . The symbolic function is a common representation goal for the game and other human activities such as language . When it fails the acquisition and use of the symbolic function (aphasia, autism , mental retardation ...) reveals the importance of it in personal maturity and the need to enhance practice in childhood spontaneous game that can be achieved appropriate levels at each developmental stage.Game and personality
Sometimes, certain difficulties, which may seem insurmountable to the child, can be met through the game , always addressing and raising their way one by one aspect of the problem.The game is an essential activity
- The game is necessary for the intellectual, emotional and social .- Allows three basic functions of psychic maturation: assimilation, understanding and adapting to external reality.
- offer the child requires time and favorable media so you can make their own way.
- Promotes early social acquisitions, the skills of social communication . It is a preparation for adulthood.
- As exploratory behavior, promotes the creation of fields of action and creativity.
- has a sense for the child. When any game is interrupted, is deprived of the outcome of a story created by himself with a purpose that does not always comprehend.
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