Not only do children love to play and have fun, but the puzzle games inside are really good for exercise! My son used to have a poor memory and taught a Tang poem. His sister only learned it three or five times, but his son had to work hard for half a day. Later, my son played with his brain and his memory really improved a lot. There is a memory game called "flip". My son likes playing. In the first 2 seconds, he can only remember 8 pictures. Now he can remember 20 pictures in the same 2 seconds, which is really a visible progress! It's easy for us to recite Tang poems and words now, haha! My son also likes to play analytical games, and playing "untie the rope" really shows some potential of staff. There are so many messy knots that he can untie them all in ten seconds at most. I can't do it! Why can't you grow up when you are so young and have such a calm analytical ability?
The brain has an IQ evaluation function, which is also very powerful. The strength of our son is clear at a glance, so we don't have to be blind when applying for extra long classes!
In short, I think children are still young, and ability training is more important than instilling knowledge. In the same class, some learn quickly and remember quickly, while others are far behind in making up lessons all day. The difference lies in their ability. Seeing that my son's ability in all aspects is not bad now, I am not worried about his future study, educational toys, and choosing the right path really saves me a lot of worry!