SONGS FOR DRAWING EXERCISES METHOD OF GOOD START

Discover the fascinating world of learning through play with the "Songs for Drawing" set. This unique method, known as the Method of Good Start, offers an innovative approach to supporting the psychomotor development of children. This set, filled with colorful cards and stickers, is a great way to prepare your child for learning to write and read.

• Supports psychomotor development: The exercises included in the set stimulate eye-hand coordination and manual skills.
• Prepares for learning to write: Patterns and graphomotor exercises make it easier to learn the basics of writing.
• Develops creativity: Drawing and coloring develop the child's imagination and artistic expression.
• Teaches through play: Songs and lesson scenarios make learning fun.
• Contains a variety of exercises: The set offers a wide selection of patterns with varying degrees of difficulty, adapted to the child's age and abilities.
• Ideal for preschoolers: The program is the easiest version of the Method of Good Start, tailored to the needs of preschool children.
• Includes stickers and exercise cards: These elements make learning more attractive and motivate the child to continue working.

The Method of Good Start is a proven and recognized method of supporting the development of children, used in kindergartens and schools around the world. This program was developed by outstanding educators and psychologists who have created a comprehensive system of exercises and games that support the comprehensive development of the child. Songs for Drawing is one version of this method, based on non-literal material, i.e. abstract patterns, arranged according to the degree of difficulty.

The "Songs for Drawing" set is a great way to spend time with your child, developing their skills and creativity. The exercises included in the set can be used to prevent school failure by correcting disorders of visual-spatial, auditory-linguistic, motor and their interaction functions. In addition, this program shapes lateralization and orientation in the body schema and in space.

The folder for the child contains 25 cards with patterns for polysensory learning, 64 cards with exercises to consolidate pattern knowledge and colored stickers with which children decorate the pictures on the exercise cards. The exercise cards allow children to repeatedly reproduce the pattern: first along the track, then independently in the boxes. At the end, they draw it in lines while singing a song. The form of reward for the work is that the children independently stick a sticker that represents a fragment of the picture and color the illustration.

The patterns are arranged according to increasing difficulty, starting with dots and dashes and ending with polygons. As a result, the child gradually develops their skills and learning becomes pleasant and effective. A CD with the same title can be purchased for the set, which will make it easier to learn the songs and make the classes more attractive.