Board games are wonderful learning tools for young children. They
can teach important social skills such as communicating verbally, sharing and waiting,
taking turns, and enjoying interaction with others as they share each other’s ideas.
Board games can foster the ability to focus, and lengthen a child’s attention
span by encouraging the completion of an exciting, enjoyable game. In addition
to teaching young children about patience and good sportsmanship, board games also
help children improve their literacy, mathematical, memory and spatial skills.
As a selection during Choice Time, the Cardinals were
provided with the opportunity to play either Candyland ...
They were so excited to have these choices. One Cardinal responded, “I
want to play the Ladybug Game cause I already know how to play the Candyland Game and I want to learn a new
one.” It is amazing all the leaning that takes place just by virtue of playing
these board games.
or The Lady Bug Game....
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