There are many great games that can help us develop a child's attention.
"Biggest Uh"
Find a secluded, quiet place. Ask the child to close their eyes and listen to sounds for one minute. Tell him that you will listen with him, and then compare who heard more.
This game will help your baby to develop auditory concentration, as well as working memory and speech.
"Who will see more?"
Choose a banana, for example. Ask your child to stare at him closely for one minute and notice as many features as possible. After the lapse of time, compare who will name the most characteristics.
This game develops visual attention, speech and working memory.
"I caught the sound"
You name words and individual sounds. The child should clap his hands when he hears a certain sound.
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"Jolly Beans"
Hide a few small toys familiar to the child in a bag of beans and ask them to find a certain one by touch.
This game develops not only attention, but also fine motor skills.
"Who ran away"
Place several toys in front of your child. Have the child name each toy and then close their eyes. You will hide the toy, and the child must open his eyes and tell which toy has escaped.
This game helps to increase the child's attention span.
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