Left Brain Development - 5
Language: Develop comprehension and language skills through listening and speaking, and develop an interest in Korean language and letters.

Math: Develop mathematical thinking skills through a variety of activities that teach the concepts of number and quantity.

Society: Build basic knowledge and skills to become a sound citizen, including lifestyle habits, etiquette, and occupations.

Logic: Develop logical thinking skills through observing nature, understanding cause and effect relationships, processes, and principles.

Comparison: Compare the size, quantity, length, weight, etc. of two or more different objects.

Right Brain Development -105
Shapes: Learn about the shapes of objects and the characteristics of shapes, and find out the similarities and differences between basic shapes.

Space: Learn the sense of space according to location and direction, and see objects from various directions.
You can see the change.

Observation: Develop the ability to observe things closely, and discover the joy of exploration and discovery.

Memory: Develops memory through the power of focused observation of pictures or images.

Rules: Develop the ability to predict and infer the next picture by recognizing rules and patterns.

Correct answer - 205

“10 minutes a day, a project to help children develop a sense of accomplishment that will help them study better!”

1.
Meet the problems of left brain development and right brain development in one book.
Each book is divided into 5 areas for left brain development and 5 areas for right brain development, allowing you to experience diverse and enjoyable brain stimulation.
With just one book, 'Smart Brain Training', which provides balanced brain stimulation, you can train your child to be a 'smart brain'.


2.
The '198+198' problem! Add one more activity on each page.
This is not a book that you can just circle through in one go.
Look at the picture, read the text, and do the additional question activity below as if you were talking to a friend.
After doing this activity, if you think about and practice additional problems one more time, your thinking skills will grow even more.


3.
Experience your first self-directed learning experience in just 10 minutes a day.
“Should I do left brain or right brain?”, “Should I do one or two?” Give your child the initiative.
When children take the lead in both play and learning, the effectiveness is doubled.
Give the gift of a sense of accomplishment by signing each page after the activity.