There is no doubt that playing is the best way to learn, and this is not only for children, but is applicable to all stages of life. Today I bring you five amazing projects to learn by playing that they will surely come in handy, whether you have young children or have grown up and are watching content that is very tedious to learn.
With these Educational games Children will feel more motivated and get involved in a different way, making learning much easier and more natural. I hope you put them into practice.
Lego fractions
This is the example left by a New York third-grade teacher who teaches math to her students with LEGO pieces. It is clear that he knows how to take them to his land.
For its shape and sizes, the construction pieces come great to express different mathematical concepts, from simple addition or subtraction to more complex operations such as fractions and squares.
Sink the fleet with the periodic table
Karyn Tripp is a mother who teaches her four children at home. He was faced with the dilemma of how to teach chemistry to his older children in the most fun way (A mother builds a sinking fleet of periodic elements to help her children know them), so one day watching how they played when the fleet sank it occurred to him to replace the original board with the table of periodic elements.
The objective of the game is the same as in sinking the conventional fleet, being the first to find all the elements of your adversary.
The vertical axis is marked with numbers and the horizontal axis with letters. Simply say the coordinate to try to discover the element or group of elements that have been placed in the grid.
Who is who with characters from the story
A great way to familiarize children with the most important characters in the story. You can use the same structure of the game but replacing the figures with photos of printed characters through an internet search.
You can even do it for projects, such as kings and queens, presidents, great inventors, etc ... The questions to discover the character can be of the style, what king ordered to build the Royal Monastery of El Escorial? Who invented the light bulb? For the little ones, you can try the alphabet or the numbers.
Dominoes with photos and stickers
There are also for the little ones. The domino is a great game to stimulate the development of babies, from the simple activity of stacking or making lines to match figures and play against an opponent, each according to the stage of growth.
Use plastic or wooden blocks and paste photos of the family and stickers of simple figures, as we see in the image. This will also help strengthen bonds.
A game book
And finally, I bring you a project created by Cristina de Susurros and other little things Calladas that is to take off your hat. He has created a great activity book for your child full of games and sensory stimuli to stimulate the little ones.
I hope you liked these five amazing projects to learn by playing and we encourage you to leave us with more ideas that you want to share with us.
