My Little Ones



	Colour Memory Kit (PM1010) There were many studies and researches done on our right brain’s amazing powers. This has led to the spurt of a new approach in development of children as it has been proven that our human brain growth is most massive at age 0-6. One of the right brain functions identified by brain researchers is the high-speed mass memory function. In simple words, the right brain has the power to memorise massive amount of information at very high speed. It is also called ‘Photographic Memory’ which allows us to memorise an entire element in one glance, as though taking a photo snapshot from a camera. Our left brain is the brain of words, while our right brain is the brain of images. Tony Buzan said in his book ‘Use Your Memory’ that many geniuses in history of education, medicine and psychology had photographic memory. Their brain was just normal like everyone else except they had all found the basic rule of how memory worked when they were very young. The basic rule is to memorise elements in images. In this Colour Memory Kit, you will find a good variety of memory games suitable for children aged 2½ years and above, which are specially designed solely for the objective of continuous stimulation of our children’s right brain's Photographic Memory and fine motor skills as well as foster colour cognition. This set consists of 2 magnetic boards, 2 sets of blue, green, red and yellow magnetic foam and a book of a total of 84 images for children to first see the images and then translate the images which they have seen onto the magnetic board.

All children can be nurtured into geniuses

A child’s brain develops rapidly from the time of birth. There are two hemispheres of the brain, namely, left and right hemisphere. Characteristics of each hemisphere are as follows

Left Hemisphere	Right Hemisphere
Logical	Random
Sequential	Intuitive
Rational	Holistic
Analytical	Synthesizing
Objective	Subjective
“Detail” Oriented	“Big-picture” Oriented
Critical Thinking	Creative Thinking
Language: Grammar/vocabulary, literal	Language: Intonation/accentuation, contextual

From the ages of 0-3, the right hemisphere of a child’s brain is highly developed. The child absorbs information like a sponge and shows great interest to learn. Up to age 6, 70% of the brain is developed and by age 10, 90% of the brain would already been developed. A child will utilise his/her left-brain more predominantly as he/she grows. It is at this age and beyond and any changes to a child’s mental development will have to be made with great effort.

In today’s environment, whole-brain development is important. This is why we need to maximise the time for right-brain training when the child is young and then ease him/her into left-brain training when he/she grows older.

Your child will be eternally grateful to you.