How to play per block, develop the brain in front of the child EF?😄🌟

Let's hope that Kwan will finish or collapse first.

But no matter what page,

What's definitely happening is

"EF - Executive Functions" or the frontal brain that allows people to think, plan and control themselves.

You know, playing wood is very useful. You invite Kwan to play wood for hours.

It's just that we put a pile of sticks. What the kid can benefit from is

🧠 1. Planning & organization

Before you start, the child must first think, "How can you not fall?"

He started with a base, laid a frame, built a layer.

This is the practice of putting in a step sequence and thinking systematically.

This kind of EF is the basis of real-life problem-solving thinking.

🎯 2. Focus & Working Memory

Connecting the blocks high and balanced requires a full hundred concentrations.

The child must remember, "What kind of place was it?"

That is, the use of "Working Memory" - short-term memory used while working.

Which is very important to later learning in the classroom.

⚖️ 3. Emotional Control

And then it broke... and many children cried. 😢

But in Junbi, we used this opportunity to teach, "It's okay, it's okay, it's falling, it's starting over."

Control your frustration and resume.

is EF training in restraint and emotional resilience.

🪜 4. Cognitive Flexibility

Maybe later, unsettling. Kids have to try to change the way they put it again.

Or find a way to build a tighter base.

Every time a child "changes strategy" is to train the brain to think flexibly.

Which will help him cope better with complex problems in the future.

✨ Children who play often

Won't just be a "good" kid.

It is children who "think, solve problems and control themselves better every day."

Because Junbi believes

"A healthy brain... not from teaching, but from playing by yourself." 💛

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