Wooden board - Mariamik’s clothes

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2100 AMD

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Motor skills

Recognition

Self-awareness

Dimensions։ 45x30x0.8

Weight։ 550 gram

Aramik and Mariamik have large wardrobe with different clothes suitable for every type of weather.

The “Aramik” and “Mariamik” games will teach children about various parts of the face and body, different types of clothes, and their use in different seasons. With this games, you can teach the child to match clothes, tell them about the importance of taking care of the body and clothes, and the significance of looking neat and clean.

This will develop the child’s self-awareness and encourage them to follow the examples set by the game's heroes. For example, look, it's already cold, let's put a hat on Aramik, and you too, and with such other suggestions you can easily regulate the child's behavior.

Through the use of clothing, the child will also learn the seasons of the year, and such associations will stimulate the child's reasoning, and the ability to find causal connections, from an early age.

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With this game, you can teach the child instructions such as give, put, take off, and show the parts of the body and face, and colors.
Ask the child to dress Aramik or Mariamik according to the weather. In this way, the child will also learn about the seasons.
Ask the child to show the parts of the body or face and name them, or provide hints about their functions. For example, find the part of the face we use for breathing. Encourage the child to look attentively and quickly locate specific parts of the body. Ask the child to look carefully and quickly find this or that object or body part.
Offer to describe Aramik and Mariamik. Ask guiding questions: what do you think they like to do, what do they like to play with, how old are they, do they have friends, what are they thinking, are they sad or happy, etc.
Teach them to differentiate clothing based on the season, purpose, and occasion. For example, what clothes do Aramik and Mariamik wear to school, to the garden, to an event, or outdoors?
Put on Aramik and Mariamik with the wrong clothes, such as a summer shirt and winter hat, and then ask the child to correct the mistake, and put those correctly.
Ask them to create stories about them. Discuss that story together.
Dress Aramik and Mariamik with missing attributes and ask the child to complete the missing parts.
Ask them to find the short-sleeved and long-sleeved shirts, and explain how they differ and how they are similar (use, shape, color).