Training attention

Preparing a child for school is the most responsible and exciting moment for both parents and the future first-grader. Is my little one ready to receive and absorb knowledge? What skills has he already mastered from the set of skills that he should acquire in the preschool period and that are required by the federal state educational standard? What else is he struggling with? How can I help the preschooler overcome psychological difficulties (I can do it, I am successful, patient, persevering, capable!) and develop the most important mental and cognitive processes for learning - attention, thinking, memory, speech, logic, coordination, spatial orientation, graphic and writing skills? How can I engage the child in reading, math, literacy, and writing in a way that is interesting and easy, combining learning with play? Dear moms and dads, grandmas and grandpas! Respected educators! The series of educational books "Preparing for School" is your right choice, eight collections with tasks will guide the child with your support into the initial school sciences - the world of numbers, counting, letters, sounds, syllables, and words, help unravel the mysteries of logical actions - comparison, analysis, generalization, allow to acquire graphomotor experience, develop calligraphic skills, train wit and sharpness of mind. And all of this in an engaging and playful form that is natural for the child!