Description

1) Ability cultivation: enhance attention, the ability toignoreinterference and the ability to respond quickly through thehamstergame. 2) Theoretical basis: focus refers to theintentionalattention, that is attention requiring effort, asopposed tounintentional attention. However, 3-to-6-year-old'sintentionalattention is short, unstable, and requires systematictraining. 3)Game objective: the hamster game is a classic game tocultivateattention. The difficulty is carefully set for thecharacteristicsof 3-to-6-year-olds to enhance their attention andresponse speedstep by step from slow to fast, from no interferenceto heavyinterference. 4) Guide for parents: The younger childrenare, theshorter the time they can remain focused, and the easier itis forthem to be distracted by other things. When your child isactivelyworking, learning, or playing, avoid asking questions orexposingthem to outside stimuli as often as possible.