How to teach Preschool Children to develop Observation Skills

Abstract

          Teaching aimed at fostering observational abilities is important to begin with early childhood. Because it is the age when the brain is fully developed and the nature of the age that is observant, like to explore, wash curious and curious. The development of early childhood observation allows children to use benefits in daily life and it is also an important element that helps to solve problems and make appropriate and rational decisions. It is also the basis for learning and observing at a level that higher, providing experiences that allow children to have direct experiences Take action on your own play activities, art activities, movement and rhythm activities. math activities and science can help foster and develop observation in early childhood. Teachers and those involved in child development must focus on organizing age-appropriate activities. Give children time to use their thoughts independently. Give children opportunities to enjoy using ideas that may be observed alone or with friends. and create a flexible physical environment able to adjust the use of space according to the situation, with sufficient media, equipment and a variety of and a mental environment in which children feel warm, stress-free, free to be creative and reviewing knowledge and memory in order to combine them to create new knowledge and ideas.