PROBLEM SOLVING
Children develop accuracy and self-confidence as they learn and understand important concepts through matching and sorting, sequencing and measurement. Activities such as threading and lacing build up fine motor skills, enhances hand-eye coordination as it allows children to develop memory and concentration skills. Through play children also have the ability to develop the skill of predicting and solving problems as well as giving them the opportunity to analyse and stay focused on the task at hand.
Problem solving activities develop
- Fine motor skills and development of Hand-eye coordination
- Accuracy and self confidence
- The exploration of new concepts
- Language development
- Concentration and memory
- Problem solving skills and spatial skills
- Group play with friends or time on their own
- Independence and patience
