The toy box contains a beautifully designed set of toys and games with clear learning outcomes that are achieved through Activity Based Learning (ABL) for children in the age group of 6 to 7 years (Class 1). Concrete learning happens in incremental steps through these activity-based and game-based tasks. The box contains 14 toys and 3 accessories and a detailed instruction manual. Children can play 62 different engaging games with the toys in this box.
With such an exhaustive list of games, children are engaged for long periods of time thus effortlessly meeting learning objectives. The games include the likes of trading, analysing and arranging patterns with clues, and playing exciting time games using a clock. The toy box makes it easier for parents to get children away from gadgets as they are engaged in productive play. The games are designed as single-player and multi-player providing opportunities for self-learning as well as interactive play.
Here is the unboxing video of the toy box: https://youtu.be/SNzQIUfjveQ
The games and activities cover skill sets in the following learning areas:
- Literacy
- Enriching the vocabulary
- Learning homophones, homonyms, and silent letters
- Reading words containing phonograms
- Learning verbs, including tenses
- Cognition/Logical Reasoning
- Learning about various professions?
- Introducing positions (top, left, corner, between, right and bottom)
- Learning about Asia (Countries, flags, and features)
- Numeracy
- Consolidating exchange of units and tens
- Learning 2-digit and 3-digit addition with carryover
- Learning 2-digit and 3-digit subtraction with borrowing
- Learning about the concept of time and set the time on a clock
- Multiplying numbers from 1 to 10
- Dividing numbers from 1 to 10
- Learning fractions
- Understanding the concept of selling and making a profit
- Understanding the concept of trading and buying stock
and more?.
The procedures of the games are documented in the detailed instruction manual provided with the box. The procedures are also explained through Youtube videos the link for which is given in the instruction manual. Parent assistance may be required in a few of the games. Once you explain the rules of the games, the children can continue to play and learn on their own.
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