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Vishesh Singh
Mar 10, 2023
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The story of Abhimanyu, a great inexperienced fighter from the epic Mahabharata, tells us that our minds are affected and begin to form consciousness from the fetal stage. Medical science confirms so too!

 

 

The mechanism of shaping, sharpening and conditioning of perception that starts in the mother’s womb accelerates upon birth. An infant absorbs data and knowledge utilizing their 5 major sensory organs like sight, smell, hearing, tasting and most importantly touch. An explorer is ideally an self-inspired mind. And nothing beats engaging these young minds to explore through games and media sources.

 

 

 Pro tip: HOOK IT EARLY!

 

It is highly recommended to start early. This basically means trying to make learning a lifestyle instead of a need. As we all are aware that a child needs curated attention to acutely sharpen their skills required to be a great learner. Studies have shown that games can nurture the minds of students.

 

Why so? Because it makes the schooling process essential, biological, impressive, alluring with a dash of entertainment.

 

 

 These are a few recommended games which prove to boost concentration and enhance thinking in your little ones.

 

  1. Board games –
  • Ludo –

Board games like Ludo has been around us for several years now. We all have played some or the other board games in our childhood. With the expanding popularity of online games, you can now play Ludo online anytime, anywhere.

 

Skills you can boost with LUDO: DECISION MAKING & REASONING.

 

  •  Monopoly: -

This game of buying property has been constructing real estate titans ever since. The board game requires risk and luck, as players buy and exchange properties and try to not get thrown in jail.

 

Skills you can boost with MONOPOLY: BUSSINESS ACCUMIN, DECISION MAKING & BUDGETING.

 

  •  SCRABBLE: -

Scrabble is the most cherished word game. It's like a giant word jumble with boundless possibilities. Players are given a set number of wooden letter tiles to begin, and each letter is assigned a different point value. You will immediately start identifying your letter tiles to see what possible word mixture you might be able to generate to play the most point-rich words.

 

Skills you can boost with SCRABBLE: VOCABULARY, SPELLINGS & FOCUS.

 

LEARNING N BUILDING: -

 

  • LEGO: -

For one, LEGO is a very tactual toy that can help improve hand-eye coordination. LEGO can also help enhance focus by providing a fun and provocating activity to focus on. LEGOs are a great way for seniors to keep their minds active and appeal.

 

Skills you can boost with LEGO: CREATIVITY & ORGANIZATION.

 

  • JENGA: -

Jenga is a game of physical skill. Players take turns removing one block at a time from a tower constructed of 54 blocks. Each block removed is then arranged on top of the tower, creating a forward-thinking unstable structure.

 

Skills you can boost with JENGA: FINE-MOTOR SKILLS & CONCENTRATION.

 

SUDOKU: -                                                                                                                                           

Sudoku is a game that reserves the brain throughout the puzzle-solving process, it helps to develop the brain to assume quicker. 

 

Skills you can boost with SUDOKU: REASONING, LOGIC & MENTAL CALCULATIONS.

 

Food for thought

Children are the future of humankind, cliché, but mark me towards another outright truth. Nobody can! It is also true that children have the attention span of sparrows. So, it is vital to keep the consciousness of students engaged as learning outcomes will be beneficial.

 

To achieve this parents/ guardians/ teacher need to recommend

age-appropriate mind sharpening games at distinctive stages of a child’s growth.


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