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Sign up for our online week, "What Kind of Parent Do You Want to Be?", and discover how to help your child become a 21st-century prepared child. The link is here: http://bit.ly/qpom-yt1 Want to help us keep this channel going? Our products are at this link: http://bit.ly/TempojuntoLojinha 10 types of games that can't be missing from your child's childhood. That's what you'll learn in this Tempojunto video to finally put an end to this topic and so you don't have to listen to other people's nonsense. There are many simple things you can do with your child to help their development. And one of the questions we have, regardless of our children's age, is what kind of activities we can suggest so they can develop better? Well, those who have followed us for a while know that our answer is and always will be: PLAY! Play is the main activity that will promote the development of children's skills necessary for them to grow into well-adjusted adults capable of succeeding in the 21st century. But what types of play are the most important? At the beginning of Tempojunto, we played a lot by intuition. But we've spent the last few years studying it in depth and discovered that science proves how important play is for the development of the skills children need. Those skills that shape a person for life – and that they don't learn in school – such as creativity, expressing emotions, having patience, and knowing how to make friends. Let's list the types of play that stimulate all of this, from babies to "big" children, over 7 years old: 04:17 - 1 - Lap games 05:00 - 2 - Hide-and-seek games 06:16 - 3 - Games involving music and coordinated imitation movement 08:10 - 4 - Imagination corners 09:26 - 5 - "Conversation" games 10:23 - 6 - Games with rules 12:36 - 7 - Games that promote concentration 14:13 - 8 - Games with broad movement 15:31 - 9 - Logical reasoning games 16:24 - 10 - Arts and crafts games with objects That's all! Well, we promised that for those who stayed until the end of this video, we would explain executive functions better. We'll post a video at the end about HOW THE BRAIN LEARNS that will give you a good introduction. But this is a vast subject. Therefore, we want to invite you to the "What Kind of Parent Do You Want to Be?" Week from Tempojunto. There will be 4 free live classes where we will explain in more detail the importance of play in children's development, the myths and truths of development, and what executive functions are. Video Editing: Leandro Grillo To register for the Online Week "What Kind of Parent Do You Want to Be?", access here: http://bit.ly/qpom-yt1 Examples of each game can be found on the Tempojunto channel and website: https://tempojunto.com 10 games with music: http://bit.ly/BuscaMusica Coordination for babies: http://bit.ly/PesquisaBBCoordFina Coordination for children: http://bit.ly/10CoordenaçãoCriancaPeq... Concentration games: http://bit.ly/BrincConcentra Reasoning: http://bit.ly/PegadinhasDeRaciocinio ========================================= If you want more game ideas for children of all ages, find Tempojunto here: ON THE WEBSITE: https://tempojunto.com/ ON FACEBOOK:   / tempojunto   ON PINTEREST:   / tempojunto   ON INSTAGRAM:   / tempojunto   ============================================== *Tempojunto is a project aimed at mothers, fathers, and adults with children or who are adult caregivers of children. Our goal is to provide information about child development through play and show parents how to develop playful parenting, improving the bond with their children and contributing to their development. The authors of Tempojunto - Patricia Marinho and Patricia Camargo - who present the videos, are specialists in child development through play and bring here information based on studies of child development by neuroscience, in addition to knowledge and analysis of various lines of thought on child development and education. The goal of the Tempojunto channel on YouTube is to provide relevant information for parents to have more quality time with their children, through playful strategies and attitudes.