Mind Power Series For KIDS

Description

“Mind Power Series” is well grounded in research and practical experience of working with individual children ranging from 4 to 7 years old and we would like to share with you the strategies which we have been using to help them develop their –

• individual gifts and talents
• thinking skills- information processing skills, creative thinking skills, reasoning skills and drawing skills
• individual creativity.

“Mind Power Series” is a series of three e-books created and designed for the busy parents in mind – Math Power is Fun, English Power is Fun and Brain Power is Fun.

• Practical, fun, engaging activities – crossword puzzles, jigsaw puzzles, mazes, how to draw creatively, word searches, hunt for hidden pictures, riddles and code breakers to stimulate the thinking skills of children age between 4 to 7 years of age.
• Not just any activity book but packed with a whole new set of creative thinking skills concepts based on our 10 years of practical experience teaching children.
• Each book progresses from easy, medium to challenging. Age is not material here as we focus on the ability of the child. A 4-year old can even proceed to challenging level when they are ready. It is recommended that parents and teachers challenge the child’s abilities, but NOT present material or information that is too far beyond the child’s level. It is also recommended that parents use a wide variety of concrete experiences to help the child learn.
• To help busy parents know their kids better by discovering and unlocking their individual gifts and creativity to develop their thinking and learning skills.
• Requires minimal supervision from parents who do not have enough time but yet love to equip their children with the knowledge and skills to become masters of their own learning. This series is written with this very fact in mind.
• It is not a book of theories where the parents have to crack their brain and waste precious time in finding suitable materials to bring out the best in their children but this is a series of well-thought activities which emphasizes on thinking skills to help your children think and learn the fun way.
• Parents will not feel lost as the activities show parents in which thinking skill the child is practicing.
• Parents will be guided with short notes on how to get the best out of the activities to develop the child’s independent thinking skills.
• Your children will have endless hours of fun reading and doing the various and different intellectual activities from math to word puzzles, riddles to code-cracking fun hilarious games.
• Your children can also use the 3 ebooks as coloring books as all the activities are in black and white to develop their fine motor skills.

“MIND POWER SERIES” is what every parent should have for their child as it is not just an activity book but a book which gives practical training tips to both parent and child on how to have fun, bonding and memorable moments together as your child discovers and develops their natural talents and creativity the fun way and how to think like a genius.

We have observed many times that when children are given the whole book to do, they never get to finish the book and they skip the pages, only doing the activities which attracted them. We decided on an e-book for its many benefits :

• parents can break the e-book into smaller booklets of 10 or 15 pages according to individual children. We have observed that the children finish the whole booklet and they ask with eagerness for the next set of booklet.
• children are bubbling with enthusiasm when they are given a new activity book to do and most of them can spend the whole day doing the activities but by the next day, their enthusiasm drops, boredom sets in and the book chucked into the bookshelf forgotten. However if parents “feed” them daily with smaller booklets, parents can effectively manage the time and the number of activities for the child and plays with suspense to keep their enthusiasm alive.
• some children “freak out” when they are handed a big pile of activities to do. They felt robbed of their playing time and the activities no matter how good they are would be of no benefit to the child.
• more flexibility. Parents can re-arrange the sequence of the activities for the child to do – if you wish your child to practice on drawing skills – sort them into a booklet or if you wish them to recognize new words – sort the puzzles into a booklet.
• parents can let the child do the same activity again if the child asks for it without having to buy the whole book again. We have observed that some children ask to do an activity again as the pictures or the stories might have intrigued them.

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