It’s been exactly thirty minutes since my toddler started playing with non-Newtonian fluid. I don’t remember a time when he played on his own for more than ten minutes. I think I’ve already done everything I had planned, and now I’m just watching him with undisguised admiration. Yes, the non-Newtonian fluid is on his clothes, […]
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Why Group Memory Games Matter for Cognitive Development Group memory games are typically based on the need for children to remember the location of cards, objects, or representations of objects within a defined game space. This simple yet playful concept makes them an excellent way to develop natural memory abilities. Short-term memory, which is strengthened
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