#1.<\/strong> Playing games that challenge their minds will help them hone their abilities to think hard.<\/p>\n

#2.<\/strong> Reading books with colorful illustrations and stickers help children remember.<\/p>\n

#3.<\/strong> Treasure hunts help children develop critical thinking skills by exposing them to various objects of different shapes and sizes.<\/p>\n

#4.<\/strong> Give them chores that they should do while they’re doing household chores. This will teach them concepts such as washing dishes and feeding pets.<\/p>\n

#5.<\/strong> Ask the child to follow the instructions given to them. These concepts will help the child develop motor skills and confidence.<\/p>\n

#6.<\/strong> Hide toys around the room. Play games where the objects are hidden.<\/p>\n

#7.<\/strong> Involve songs or short forms to make mental connections.<\/p>\n

#8.<\/strong> Use different colored lids for different toys and snacks.<\/p>\n

#9.<\/strong> Try brain- exercises like solving puzzles, crosswords, and mazes.<\/p>\n

#10.<\/strong> Connect previous knowledge with the new concept.<\/p>\n

#11.<\/strong> Ask your child to summarize the concept or teach the learned concept to others.<\/p>\n

#12.<\/strong> Break a bigger concept into smaller units. For example, while learning about the water cycle, break the concept into evaporation,
\ncondensation, and precipitation. It is applied to complex household chores as well.<\/p>\n

Concept-based learning makes it very easy for children to understand and learn. It eliminates the need to remember things once the exams are over. It also helps retain their confidence and improves their long-term learning.<\/p>\n

Being an inquisitive child is very important to develop the skills needed to become successful adults. This is because being able to think critically and logically will help children develop the necessary skills to become successful adults.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"