"DIFFERENT TYPES OF MANUAL LABOR FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR IMPACT ON CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT"
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This article analyzes various types of manual labor for children and studies their impact on creative development. Manual labor activities for preschool children help develop creative thinking with the help of various materials and tools provided for them. The article presents the most common types of manual labor, including painting, working with plasticine, creative activities with paper and other natural materials. It examines how each type of activity affects children's psychology, motor skills and creative thinking.
The article also discusses the importance of children's creative development and the role of manual labor activities in strengthening social ties between them, expressing emotions and self-awareness. Research shows that various manual labor activities help children develop important cognitive and motor skills, as well as in imagining, creating new ideas and putting them into practice.
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