First of all, Lego’s courses were developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the United States, so they are very professional and authoritative. It can exercise children's manual and mental abilities, as well as their ability to solve problems independently! It can also cultivate children’s teamwork, communication and coordination!

1. Cultivating the way of thinking

Scientists say that the hands of children (especially those under 7 years old) are the children’s brains. When the children’s hands are trying something, the brain In fact, I am accumulating a lot of experience. Through "hands-on" activities in Lego classes, children's thinking styles and problem-solving abilities including logical thinking, creativity, etc. are cultivated.

Although children can imitate, they do not like to follow or imitate others. They like to have their own style, and often have some unique opinions, answers, intentions and results. (For example: ask children to build a car and slide down a slope of the same height to see which car runs the farthest. Children will continue to use their brains to try, change the weight of the body, the size of the wheels, and even Change the overall body structure, from a 4-wheel car to a 3-wheel car, etc.)

2. Cultivating observation and concentration

Playing with Lego is okay. Cultivate children's observation and concentration skills. When a child is building a car, he may only know that the wheels are round, but when he builds the car himself, he discovers that the wheels are composed of hubs and tires. There are also children who build excavators and bulldozers. At first, they would install the bucket behind the cockpit because their father usually sits in the front when driving at home. But after setting it up, they found something wrong. The bucket should be installed in front of the cockpit. , convenient for driver operation. By building it by hand, comparing it with reality, and then exploring the reasons, the child's observation skills will be improved, and at the same time, the child's creativity and problem-solving ability will be improved.

3. Character development

Playing with Lego is also very helpful in developing children’s character. If a child has done things and failed on his own, his tolerance, frustration resistance, and cooperation skills will be much stronger; through this process, the child will know that doing things is not so easy, and his tolerance and tolerance will be better.

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