5 educational games from

Any constructor can be used. We have "Lego" with large blocks — for the very little ones.

 

 

Preparing each game took no more than 3-5 minutes. I will tell you about each one in detail — with a comment on what the game trains.

Build a bridge

You will need:

1. a sheet of paper,
2. markers,
3. a sticker or a cut-out picture,
4. constructor parts.

On the sheet of paper, draw a river. On one "bank," glue or draw any character or animal. We had a spider in our sticker set. We ask the child to build a bridge to transfer the spider to the other bank.

 

 

The game develops spatial thinking, imagination, inventiveness, and the child's creative abilities. It is especially suitable for children who don't particularly like playing with constructors — this task provides a clear motivation for the child.

Assemble according to the scheme

You will need:

1. a sheet of paper

2. markers.

I drew a colorful pyramid made of blocks on a sheet of paper and asked my daughter to assemble one just like it. You can make several cards to choose from.

 

 

The game develops thinking and visual memory. It is suitable for the child's first acquaintance with didactic games "Assemble according to the scheme". 

Simple sorter

You will need:

1. colorful dishes, which can be replaced with circles cut from colored paper,
2. tongs,
3. constructor parts.

 

 

The simplest sorter, which helps to train fine motor skills and repeat colors.

Repeat as in the picture

On a sheet of paper, I drew a house that can be easily assembled from constructor parts and asked my daughter to build one just like it.

 

 

You can draw anything — the options are limited only by your imagination. The game trains spatial thinking, helps to repeat shapes, and develops the ability to construct.

This one — give, and that one — give

The card was from another game, but similar ones can be made yourself.

 

 

A game for attentiveness and practicing new concepts.

In fact, with a constructor made of colorful blocks, you can come up with many useful developmental games, without additional costs and efforts. In my opinion, it's a great option to diversify activities.