Chapter 1 Visual Concentration

1.
Fill in the missing parts
2.
Find the same configuration
3.
Drawing a symmetrical figure
4.
Writing symbols


Chapter 2 Auditory Concentration

1.
Overcoming five hills
2.
Listen to the story and match it
3.
Clap your hands
4.
Find another word


Chapter 3 Working Memory

1.
Remembering things
2.
Detective game
3.
Calculating in your head
4.
Symbolic calculations


Chapter 4: Sustained Concentration

1.
counting numbers
2.
Decryption
3.
Zigzag connection
4.
Match the card order

Catch your child's focus, which determines their learning ability and lifelong happiness!
A 30-minute, 4-week concentration improvement program that fosters the power of immersion.
Concentration is a crucial skill that determines a child's academic success and lifelong happiness.
It is essential not only in studying but also in everyday life, and even if you have the same ability, your level of achievement can vary depending on your concentration.
The organ that controls concentration in our body is the frontal lobe, also known as the 'command tower of the brain' or the 'brain within the brain'.
The frontal lobe develops significantly from the age of 3 to 6 until before puberty. This book covers various training methods that can improve concentration by stimulating frontal lobe activity during this period of frontal lobe development.
Improve your child's concentration with this book, packed with the latest research findings and unique training know-how from Lee Myeong-gyeong, director of the Korea Concentration Center and Korea's leading concentration expert!

This book is a practical workbook for “A Child’s Concentration Depends on Parents.”
If the previous work was a 'theory edition' containing essential information that parents must know to improve their children's concentration, such as the accurate definition and diagnosis of concentration and concentration learning methods using the five senses, this book can be said to be a 'practical edition' that is structured so that parents and children can play together with various problems that can improve concentration.
If you understand the structure and developmental principles of concentration through "A Child's Concentration Depends on Parents" and apply various methods to improve concentration, the effects of play education can be even greater.

The text is largely divided into a “Parents’ Guidebook” and a “Children’s Workbook.”
The “Children’s Workbook” contains problem-solving, and the “Parents’ Guidebook” contains teaching methods and answers.
It has been divided into two volumes for your convenience.

1.
The workbook is largely divided into three areas: games that increase visual concentration, games that increase auditory concentration, games that increase working memory, and games that increase sustained concentration, and each area includes four activities.
It is recommended that parents first read the guidebook thoroughly to fully understand the structure and method of operation, and then try playing it with their children.

2.
It's best to choose a quiet time and study in a designated spot. Turn off the TV and have your parents sit down to create a calm atmosphere.
After solving a problem, it is a good idea to give your child time to check and discover his or her own mistakes, and to praise him or her when he or she finds a mistake.

3.
Each play activity is divided into levels 1, 2, and 3, and as the level increases, it becomes slightly more difficult and complex.
Stage 1 is suitable for ages 5-6, Stage 2 is suitable for ages 7-8, and Stage 3 is suitable for ages 9-10. You can proceed with each stage in turn, depending on your child's age and concentration level.

4.
Each play activity is suitable for approximately 5 to 15 minutes per session.
Rather than trying to tackle multiple areas all at once, it's better to do one to three activities consistently every day.

Now, let's start a fun concentration game with your child.