Pedagogical Tip 🔢:
In the same way as with any other board game, playing dominoes, children learn some basic rules by which the game is governed. This means that they increase their concentration and retention power to memorize the rules.
Additionally, it teaches them that they must be patient. Each player has their turn and they have to learn to wait until it is their turn.
It doesn't matter if we play with a classic domino or with its derivatives with different shapes, colors and figures. Each and every one of them provides them with mathematical knowledge, since they must learn to count the numbers on the tiles or the characters they contain.
It is also a good way to teach them to share and play with other people without getting nervous and respecting other players.
In addition, it is a great way to teach them to control their emotions: whether they win or lose they have to be able to deal with it in the best possible way and without disturbing the other players.
In addition to teaching them all of the above, dominoes also help them develop cognitive abilities.
It helps them develop basic cognitive processes of visual perception, attention and memory.
It also encourages control of impulsivity.
Helps develop psychomotor skills.
It helps them stay mentally active and agile.
Improves your interpersonal skills and socialization.
