2. Play with children: Parents can play with children and build various interesting models together, which can enhance parent-child relationship and guide children to learn to share and cooperate.
3. Encourage children to be creative: don't stick to the structural methods in the manual, encourage children to use their imagination and create their own works. This can cultivate children's innovative ability and independent thinking ability.
4. Set goals and challenges: You can set some building goals for your child, such as building a model with a specific shape or completing the building task within a specified time. This will enable children to learn to plan and solve problems.
5. Participate in building block activities or competitions: Encourage children to participate in building block related activities or competitions, such as building block exhibitions and building block making competitions. This will allow children to get in touch with more building block lovers, broaden their horizons and improve their skills.
6. Understand architecture and structure: Through building blocks, children can learn some basic architectural and structural knowledge, such as balance and stability. This knowledge is beneficial to children's growth and future study.
7. Cultivate patience and concentration: Building blocks requires children to concentrate and operate carefully. Through constant practice and trial, children's patience and concentration will be well exercised.
8. Affirmation and encouragement: When a child finishes a work, it should be affirmed and encouraged to give the child a sense of accomplishment and inspire the child to continue to work hard.