Cognitive Abilities - Early Childhood | Think Academy Canada

Why We Learn:

• Spatial relationships：By identifying and categorizing different shapes, students can understand and interpret the spatial relationships of the word around them
• Observational skills：paying attention to the characteristics of shapes, such as the number of sides and corners, can enhance a their observational skills.

Outcome:

• Name common plane shapes including squares, triangles, and circles
• Be able to count in order without missing or over counting
• Top private schools admitting preparation

Why We Learn:

• Fundamental for future math learning.
• Enhances cognitive abilities: logical thinking, memory, problem-solving.

Outcome:

• Understand addition and equal signs.
• Solve addition problems with pictures within 10.

Why We Learn:

• Grasp balance and symmetry concepts.
• Understand basic physics and math principles.
• Comprehend abstract math through practical operations.

Outcome:

• Understand balance and exchange.
• Solve simple substitution problems.