Logical Intelligence Day 04 | #BGP014
By Dr. Rajeev Tamhankar
In this video, we introduce the Born Genius program, focusing on developing logical and mathematical intelligence in toddlers. The orientation explains the importance of these skills for cognitive growth and problem-solving. We discuss how logic underpins mathematical understanding and the characteristics of children with strong logical intelligence. The program’s first week centers on sorting and matching activities, laying the foundation for more complex concepts. Parents are encouraged to engage their children in fun, simple activities that build these crucial skills, ensuring a balanced approach to early education. If you have any questions, support is readily available through the app.
1. Introduce Concepts : Explain the basics of logical and mathematical intelligence to your child, highlighting the importance of these skills.
2. Engage in Sorting and Matching : Start with simple activities that involve sorting and matching objects by color, size, or shape to build foundational logic skills.
3. Incorporate Daily Practice : Integrate logical reasoning and problem-solving exercises into your child’s daily routine through fun, interactive games.
4. Observe and Support : Monitor your child’s progress, providing encouragement and additional challenges as their understanding grows.
The matching activity benefits children by enhancing visual discrimination, observation skills, critical thinking, spatial awareness and engagement in a fun and hands-on way.
Use everyday items for sorting and matching. Turn learning into a game. Provide positive reinforcement. Gradually increase complexity to keep your child challenged and engaged.
1. Two sets of related objects (e.g., socks and shoes, spoon and fork, key and lock)
2. Two small baskets or containers
3. Large tray or flat surface
4. Born Genius Matching body part and similar cards.
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