Slide games affecting the development of the child's intelligence:
At the age of up to 5 years, in addition to the development of their body and the ability to control it, sensory systems are actively developing, aimed at collecting and analyzing information through the development of the senses: sight, hearing, touch, taste, balance, barric sense (weight of objects), thermal, spatial (relationship of objects at a distance) and many others. All this information is gathered by the child through play and experimental actions with objects. For example, touching, shaking, tapping and many others. The main phase of information gathering through experiments takes place until the age of three. Then the child begins to apply this knowledge in role-play planning.
These are the kinds of games a child can play:
- 1. Rolling objects down a slide placed at different angles. He gets information about the speed and trajectory of different shapes, materials, sound, visual changes in the shape of the object during rotational motion, results of collision, fragility and much more.
- 2. Arrange objects on the slide at different angles. For example, spherical ones never stand and tall ones start to fall if you increase the angle of the slide.
- 3. playing house under the slide. Different sized objects are placed differently when the space is changed.
- 4. Putting objects on the very top develops the shoulder joint and the child learns to extend the shoulder upward.
- 5. Throwing balls on a slide. Left, right and two hands. Accuracy of movement and hitting the target is developed. To increase interest, you can put or hang a bell to aim at.
- 6. Throwing balls into different cells of a rope ladder. Practices a throwing motion to develop the shoulder girdle. Throw with both left and right hands to develop even hand coordination.