Labyrinths. Fairytale plots

Tasks in the notebook "Labyrinths. Fairy -tale plots" are built on the basis of stories of fairy tales, myths, legends and fables of different peoples of the world. You can go through the labyrinths and read the works that you will find on the Internet or on the book shelf.
Labyrinths help to develop fine motor skills of hands and the skill of working with a pencil and contribute to the development of logical and spatial thinking. The skills obtained will help the child in the future learn to write letters and numbers. To complete the tasks, the child will learn to reason, analyze and think creatively.
There are 39 lessons in the notebook, each of which has two tasks.
First, the baby will train to draw lines in labyrinths with wide paths and smooth turns. Then the labyrinths will become more difficult. There will be tasks in which the same objects need to be connected by the line. At the end of the notebook, exercises with the most confusing and narrow paths are given.

In parallel with the skill, you can:
- Continue to prepare a hand for writing with other notebooks: learn to draw lines, paint figures and pictures,
- study numbers and figures,
- learn to determine the time,
- get acquainted with the natural sciences (along with the notebook "science"),
- develop thinking skills (together with the series "Development of thinking")

For whom is this notebook?
For children aged 2 to 4 years

What is Kumon?
Kumon is the largest International Center for Continuing Education. Today, according to Kumon programs, more than 4 million children and adolescents aged 2 to 17 years study in 50 countries.
Kumon workbooks for preschoolers will help your child prepare a hand for writing, learn to count, as well as work with scissors and glue.

Tasks designed according to the Kumon method:
Training attention and perseverance.
Raise self -discipline and the habit of independent classes.
help the child feel confidence in his abilities.
The Kumon method is based on the multiple completion of the same tasks, which, gradually becoming more complicated, allow the child to easily master and consolidate the acquired skills. Moving forward in small steps, your child will undoubtedly achieve success in mastering the proposed educational material.

How to work with a notebook.
- Cut the sheets with tasks from the notebook in advance and give out one at a time.
- Do not forget to enter the name of the baby and the date in special frames.
- Perform one exercise every day (two pages) Finish the lesson when the baby is not tired yet and wants to work out a little more.
- Be sure to praise the child. You can note the achievements of the baby, leaving encouraging inscriptions on pages with completed tasks. For example, write "well done!" Or keep it up! Praise motivates children to continue to engage, gives them self -confidence, and they have a desire to master new skills.
- When the child cope with the last exercise in the notebook, sign the certificate and solemnly hand the baby the reward