Learning about the environment, natural sciences, time and space, understanding a child's emotions

Educational materials for children about the environment and natural sciences help children from an early age to understand processes in nature, ecology, the change of seasons and a careful attitude towards the environment.
A child's cognitive development (perception, thinking, memory and attention) is best promoted through practical activities, experiments and games related to nature and the environment. The process is based on the child's natural curiosity - the desire to explore causal relationships (for example, "Why do leaves fall in the fall?" or "What happens to water when it freezes?"). Simple science experiments with magnifying glasses, magnets, tweezers, transparent containers and pipettes, research kits: clearly demonstrate the basic laws of physics and biology to children. Clocks, hourglasses and calendars will be useful for the perception of time and space (Memory and sequence). Understanding the processes that change over time helps the child structure their day and year.

To teach a child to understand emotions, the most important thing is to help them notice, name and accept them, setting an example with their own actions. Children do not know how to naturally translate their inner feelings, so the task of parents is to serve as an "emotion translator" and a safe guide in this process. Learning through play is the smartest strategy. Since children think in tangible images, visualizing emotions with emotion picture cards, telling stories about good behavior in different situations.- provides excellent support.