In life, we often see various road enthusiasts who feel confused when faced with directions, and maps are basically useless. In fact, they are all ignorant of directions. Direction is one of the conditions for identifying geographical location. In order to avoid babies becoming road addicts who do not understand direction, the first thing to do is to teach them basic directions, such as up, down, left, right, inside, outside. Of course, the best way is to play games!
Get to know both inside and outside
Game preparation:
Several pictures of various small animals, with their positions ranging from inside to outside,; Word card "inside" and "outside".
Game steps:
1. Show a picture and ask the baby to say that there are puppies and rabbits in the small house, and there are chicks, ducks, and giraffes outside the small house.
2. After the baby recognizes the inside and outside directions, parents can ask in a different way: "Where are the little dog and little rabbit?" (in the small house.) "Where are the little chicken and duckling?" (outside the house.)
3. Mom and Dad are singing a Q&A song with the baby, pointing to the direction while speaking
Mom and Dad: "I say 'front', I say 'inside'; Baby: "I say 'back', I say 'outside';
Singing together: "I know, 'front and back, inside and outside.'
4. Mom and Dad take out their literacy cards and teach the baby how to read: inside and outside.
Hidden Cat Cat
Parents and babies can take turns hiding. When the baby gets up, parents should have a "live report" on the route they have searched for, allowing the baby to imagine their parents' position; When the parent cat wakes up, they can use language to describe their location, allowing the baby to find their parents by searching for sounds and distinguishing the route described. This can also increase their success rate and confidence.
