Developing set "smart caterpillars"

The developmental set “Smart Caterpillars” will help your baby practice interhemispheric thinking and introduce him to many games for the development of fine motor skills, and tasks with beads and laces will teach the child to compare objects in their size and properties.

• Install the caterpillar in front of the baby so that she looks at him.
• show the child how to pass the lace through the holes that the caterpillar forms.
• give the baby the task to repeat your actions. Let the baby need to extend and stretch the lace.
• Store the leading hand first, then the second, and then perform the exercise with both hands at the same time, setting two caterpillars.
• Play finger football. To do this, install the caterpillar in front of the child with a muzzle to him, and put a small ball nearby.
• explain to the child that you need to beat off the ball with the index finger so that it rolls through the hole in the caterpillar, and on the other side to “accept” the ball with the index finger of the second hand. Then back the ball with your finger, but aiming at the next hole.

The set is recommended for classes with children from 3 years old.