1280 Chinese characters, Pinyin, Hanzi, picture book, early education, literacy, enlightenment, for children aged 3-6, reading with pronunciation

At the age of two or three, children will start to obsess over stickers. They are "addicted" by children to books, windows, and parents' skin. In fact, some parents feel headache from their children's hobby because stickers are sticky and hard to clean, and the white walls become colored, making parents feel distressed and sad. However, parents are advised not to stop their children because it is beneficial for children's growth. Benefit 1: Practicing fine motor movements. Movements such as grasping and finger movements (grasping, pinching, pointing, tapping, pressing) belong to fine motor skills. When a child can perform fine movements, finger nerves mature, allowing the child to achieve eye-hand coordination, wrist rotation, writing with a pen, and drawing. These small local movements can be achieved by the child. When children play with stickers, it is a process of developing fine motor skills. In particular, some stickers only require children to coordinate with the stickers, so fine motor movements are practiced, and their hands and eyes become more coordinated during the play process with stickers. Benefit 2: Cultivating children's concentration. When children play with stickers, parents will find that children are very focused. Because children need to use their brains to think about how to stick, or even how to plan, where to stick them? Which one should be placed first? The child is absorbed in the entire process of playing with the sticker. At the same time, it will promote the growth of the child's brain. Concentration is a common skill. Children cannot be half-hearted when playing games. When it comes to learning, they can suddenly focus. Therefore, it is very important to develop children's interest from an early age. Benefit 3: Practicing perception. Especially for young children, the unknown world is unfamiliar to them, but if parents only take their children with map cards, children will easily feel bored. But playing with stickers is different. When children start, and some stickers are still controlled by themselves, children will feel more involved and have a deeper natural memory. Stickers can help children improve their concentration. Give the child space to play with stickers. Moreover, many children are very busy and bored, so they naturally want to watch TV and play mobile games. But children have games that interest them, and children are easily distracted, which is also good for their eyesight. Furthermore, seeing more electronic products makes it easier to destroy children's concentration. In fact, the reason children love playing with stickers is that the difficulty of operating stickers is relatively small. It can be torn and glued with one hand. Therefore, when playing with stickers, children are more likely to feel a sense of achievement. So, when playing with stickers for children, you can choose some educational stickers, which are more scientific, and from easy to difficult, training and affecting children's thinking exercises, making concentration and fine movements more apparent.