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The task of this application is for the child to learn to write printed Cyrillic letters.

Serbian Cyrillic - Writing Letters

Today, children absorb information much faster. Between the ages of 1 and 5, toddlers are real little sponges who learn with great speed. You must be surprised at how quickly they have learned to use your computers, phones and tablets.

The technique does not have to be bad for your child. If your child already has access to a tablet or is playing with a phone, use that curiosity to teach him to write the letters of the Serbian Cyrillic alphabet correctly.

There is no need for parents to wait for their children to go to school to learn to write Cyrillic letters. They should be encouraged to learn from an early age. So, feel free to teach your children to write Cyrillic letters and numbers before they go to school. You will not take away their childhood or deprive them of time to play. Every moment they spend with you in learning through play is much more valuable than silently watching cartoons and is incomparably more useful.

During the first three years of life, the foundations are laid for thinking, language, attitudes, abilities and other characteristics. Therefore, it would be a shame not to use the child's natural ability to learn during those most important years.

Writing is a very complex activity in which a large number of muscles of the hand, hand, and fingers, which are controlled by the brain, participate. With the development of visual - motor perception, which is automated over time, writing becomes an automatic action.

Graphomotor skills include the ability to hold a pen and write. The development of graphomotor skills is a complex process that begins with about a year and a half of life. Maturation of graphomotor ability lasts up to 6 years. Before he starts scribbling on a piece of paper with a pencil at the age of one and a half, the child holds a pencil at the age of one and imitates drawing on paper. He first flips through books by turning several pages at a time to turn the pages at the age of two, when he begins to hold a pencil with his thumb, forefinger and middle finger and imitates the drawing of a vertical line. At the age of two and a half, he likes to play with pencil and paper, draws verticals, horizontals and knows how to draw a circle. In addition to activities that are directly aimed at using a pencil, everything else that a child does with his hands contributes to the development of graphomotor skills: grasping, holding and dropping toys, passing from hand to hand, arranging cubes, catching small objects, which develops tweezers. , undressing and dressing clothes and shoes.

The task of this application is for the child to learn to write printed Cyrillic letters. The application itself is made to be extremely simple so that children from 3 to 5 years of age can easily use it.

In the application Serbian Cyrillic Writing Letters, your toddler prints the lines that make up the letter with the movement of a finger. In this way, the mechanics of writing are learned.

1. After launching the "Serbian Cyrillic Writing" application, tap any letter, a picture of the letter will appear with lines to follow with a finger gesture. Move your finger from the number to the end of the arrow going from the number.

2. The beginning of each line is marked with an ordinal number, so that your child can successfully write the letter only in the correct way that is shown in the primer, ie. by following the order.

If you have any doubts, watch the video.

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