The smart speech comparison, evaluation, and sequencing bag

The child's ability to think logically depends on their ability to compare and prefer between things, and to achieve that they must understand on what basis the comparison is built through clear examples that show how to recognize the differences between them and practice on it. Because we (a specialized platform in building children's abilities and education) provided your children with (Comparison and Preference Square Set). Why should you give your child the Comparison and Preference Set? To form a clear picture of the external world, identify its attributes, and train them on how to think more logically through comparison, preference, and sequencing. All of this helps them develop their ability to choose. What does the child benefit from this set? Learning comparison: between two elements united in a characteristic to recognize the properties of the element, and also the opposites in properties, for example, the most beneficial versus the harmful, the faster versus the slower, hot versus cold, and so on. Learning preference: between several elements united in a characteristic, meaning describing the element that has a higher degree of the characteristic among a group of elements that share the same characteristic but at different levels, such as the car and the bicycle, where the car is faster than the bicycle. Learning sequencing: through sequencing cards, divided into three sections: sequencing for one characteristic for different elements, sequencing for one characteristic for one element, and sequencing according to stages of growth. The set includes 144 cards and an attached booklet containing the tasks required from the child to perform sequencing, divided into 3 sections within a small booklet with 48 questions for the sequencing stages. The complete set contains 24 cards, each card has 6 pictures. The guardian cuts out the pictures and separates them. The child arranges them according to the question written on the back of each card, with the section it belongs to and the question number in the booklet. Training on comparison and preference: after training the child on understanding and expressing attributes, we start directly training the child to compare things based on their attributes. The product is suitable for children aged 4 years and older. What are the specifications of the set? The product is suitable for children aged 4 years and older. The set contains comparison cards, totaling 54 double-sided cards. It also includes preference cards, totaling 54 double-sided cards. The sequencing set is divided into three sections, with 144 cards: A booklet with 3 sections: - Sequencing by one characteristic for different elements (30 questions) in blue. - Sequencing by one characteristic for one element (6 questions) in green. - Sequencing according to stages of growth (12 questions) in orange.