Amazing Mazes Ages 3 to 5 years Cognitive Development Activity Book, 100 pages with 50 Entry-Level Maze Puzzles: Solving Simple Mazes at an Early Age

Meyers, David Edwin

ISBN 13: 9798725499568

Published by Independently published, 2021

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• Title: Amazing Mazes Ages 3 to 5 years Cognitive Development Activity Book, 100 pages with 50 Entry-Level Maze Puzzles: Solving Simple Mazes at an Early Age
• Publisher: Independently published
• Publication Date: 2021
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798725499568
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Amazing Mazes Activity Books. Solving simple mazes at an early age helps with your child’s mental and physical development. Mazes are a huge hit with pediatricians, child psychologists, parents, and most of all children! SOLVING VISUAL ACTIVITY MAZES HELP DEVELOP: + Problem-Solving Skills: When children solve mazes, even simple ones, they break down the process into an order and sometimes apply strategies to complete the tasks (for example, sometimes they start from the end.)+ Physical Motor Skills: Mazes require children to be aware of the path and boundaries that the maze presents. They attempt to draw the trail without touching the lines. This takes time, concentration, and focus.+ Eye-Hand Coordination: Completing a mazes forces children to align what they see with the marks (drawing the lines) they make. This exercises the coordination and hand control, as well as developing spatial awareness.+ Confidence and Self-Esteem: Successfully solving mazes promote self-confidence, pride, and accomplishment. Even simple mazes provide challenges with require evaluation and action.Instructions: The mazes contained in this book are simplified so that children at a very early age can start to understand simple problem solving. These are visual puzzles that can be easily solved by simply drawing a line from the entry point (i.e. Start) to the exit point (i.e. End). It is advised that you encourage and reward your child’s accomplishments with validation and praise.