A golden age in children is a precious moment for them. It is a period when children are dramatically increase in their brain capacity to process new things. In
terms, some people think that doing an enjoyable activity will help them to develop their
and especially, their creativity, rather than reading. In my view, I agree with that statement.
, in
essay, I will explain the reason why I support that idea.
The
reason is gaining the motoric
.
is developed when their movement works necessary with their thought. It is very needed for the kids because
, they do not have the right coordination between their will and their movement, which might lead them to do unwanted things.
: an enjoyable thing that many kids prefer are playing games. In
case, bulding lego or playing puzzle are the suitable actvities for developing the motoric
. Why did I say that? Because lego and puzzle need their brain to imagine a picture, which need some creativity,
, they have to implement the depiction in the 3D form, which is chance for them to obtain a motoric
. Thence, those 2 things may develop 2 skills in one time, and
, the children like it.
Another reason is increasing their social
. Social
is needed for the children to communicate with other people. Regarding that matter,
, miming game can help their brain to depict some events,
leads them to tell some words that represent the question. It help them to use many vocabs and acquire new vocabs that they can use in a real life.
,
game can give them a practice about how to explain something to older people and make them understand. So, in the end, they do not have a hard time to tell something as they know how to put the words in the right order, and in a long-term period, they can apply
to negotiate with people as they know the right word to use.
In a nutshell, some schemes,
as playing lego, puzzle and guessing game, can develop more than just a creativity.
, I would reiterate my belief that I agree with the term of an enjoyable activity can develop children's soft
rather than just reading.