Using These Tips!
Playing with your child will have positive developmental impacts. Left on their
own, children will often avoid more difficult challenges, like the hinge or swivel
blocks. When an adult introduces new possibilities, children tend to persist
through to the completion of challenges and learn to ask for help.
Help your child visualize the steps required to complete a design. Ask what they
see when they look at a plan sheet. Building with ROK Blocks is an opportunity
to develop language skills as well as spatial and fine motor skills.
You can ask questions like:
• How many blocks are there of each color?
• How many round parts do you have?
• How many yellow blocks do we need?
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