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Leap Frog: Phonics Farm (DV1011)
Join Scout and his friends as they learn letter sounds with the help of some amazing animals! Scout, Violet, Eli and Penny long to learn about new animals. When their magical toy car, Axle, whisks them away to a farm, they discover a remarkable alphabet collection and ABC antics ensue! As the friends get in shape with an athletic alligator, console a sad seal, converse with a high-pitched horse and more, they make their way through the entire alphabet!
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| 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.
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