Orchard Battle

1) Ability cultivation: create interesting story scenes to rapidly increase the child's attention, the ability to exclude interference and the ability to respond quickly.
2) Theoretical basis: attention includes passive attention and active attention. Active attention of 3-to-6-year-old children at the primary level is characterized by instability, meaning they are easily distracted. But active attention is vital to success, and must be cultivated early.
3) Game objective: orchard battle builds active attention of 3-to-6-year-old children and has four difficulty levels including the absence or presence of interference and movement. The child clicks the ladybugs that cannot move without interference and then clicks the ladybug that is moving with interference so that his attention will be effectively exercised and promoted.
4) Guide for parents: mom and dad can also enhance the child's attention through a simple attention game. You need to draw 3*3 or 4*4 sector on paper and then your fingers can only stay at the cross points on paper, the child's fingers begin to chase your fingers and you flee to another cross, the child will chase again ... ... if the child hits your finger, the child wins! This game can also be played vice versa. The child points and you chase. Simple and fun!