What Developmental Activities Do Your 5 Years Old Kid Require?

Your kid always loves playing games either at school or at home with other siblings. The synthetic phonic activities or playing with letters and numbers can make his day, and you should let him enjoy these games. Do you know that these games help your child learn and develop critical skills in learning, speaking, and listening? School is not the only place where your kid can learn these activities and play games. Have you ever heard of Kidzania? The place is well-equipped with role-playing activities and games for kids, and your kid will enjoy his time out there. This post will enlist a few developmental activities that your five years old kid requires to learn. Stay with us to know more!

Various fun activities can help your child develop key skills in learning, speaking, and listening. However, these activities or games are not always provided to them at schools. Your kid can develop the following skills should you expose him to such learning and playing activities:

• Building vocabulary
• Counting skills
• Early literacy
• Numeracy skills
• Leadership qualities

Let us dive into some of the important games and developmental activities your child needs for better education and skill development.

Rhyming games and stories can make your child learn and play with other kids/students. They can participate in singing action rhyme or making rhyming jokes. Although these activities are often exercised at schools, if not, you can take your child to Kidzania for such games. The easiest way is to book your Kidzania Dubai tickets today and pay a visit the next weekend!

Rhyming games can help your child develop memory and speaking skills. They can make jokes, sing action rhymes and listen to stories and memorize them for later fun. If you think your child needs to be part of such fun, think about the Kidzania visit.

Phonic games are best for learning numbers, and letters and kids can enjoy this special activity to its fullest. Almost every school is busy providing these activities to kids to write letters and numbers on papers and cards. Kids can play snap by preparing flashcards with letters and numbers.

Phonic games can help kids try fishing by asking them to "fish" for a particular sound or letter. When it comes to developing your child's cognitive and motor skills, these phonic games are the best options. Games like these can help kids learn different sounds and letters to implement in class.

Kids will never do their homework at will because they want to play games. Why not give them playing games where they can play and learn simultaneously? It sounds great! Singing counting songs is something your five years old will love, and he can learn numbers as well. He can have fun with numbers and memorize counting songs, improving his memory.

Songs like "Three white balls" and "Ten Green Bottles" will help your child learn numbers, colors, and objects. It is special for them when they start asking about colors and various objects and their names.

Learning and developing math skills is a success key for your child as it can help him in future endeavors. Math games can support your kid's learning activities and number skills. Your kid either has to pick different numbers or involve in the addition or subtraction of objects to stay on the green side.

Kids frequently practice math games and activities in schools but do you ensure such activities at home? If not, you must take him to a place where it is practiced, and the best spot is Kidzania. Consider booking your Kidzania tickets today and take your child there to play games of choice.

Memory games are great for checking whether your kid can remember things/names after seeing/listening one time? The best game is to put different objects on a tray (Apple, Ball, Book, Pen, and a few more) and ask your kid to have a glance at it. Cover the tray as soon as he takes a look and ask him what did he see.

Another way is to put different objects in a specific order and ask your child to look at them and speak out the correct order. What about asking him about events that you have done together in the recent past? Such questions and games will help your child remember every event or object that went through his eyes.

Your kid might have some special talent, but he can't express it with ordinary books and homework. The best thing is to take him to a special place like Kidzania and allow him to get as creative as he can be. Book your tickets today and pay a visit!