Children's spatial perception develops slowly with age, not overnight. This paper will deeply discuss the development process and training methods of children's spatial perception to help parents better understand their children's growth.

Cognition of kinesthetic and tactile senses

Children know the orientation and distance of the world through kinesthetic and tactile senses, and gradually master some spatial concepts. The development of this ability not only helps children better understand the spatial relationship, but also greatly enriches their imagination and further stimulates their thinking ability.

Game training

The traditional hide-and-seek game is a good example. When children find toys, tell them which object the toys are on or under. If the children can't find it, tell them the answer and look for it together. In addition, it is also a good choice to prepare a sand table and some small models. While placing objects, describe: "The puppy is next to the house, the doll is on the table ..." Let children learn and master the basic concepts of space in play.

Nature education

Nature is the best classroom! Take children out for a walk, let them experience the spatial relationship in nature, feel the wonder of nature, and further promote the growth of their spatial perception.