The child discovers the world around him through his five senses. If the child has a problem with visual or auditory concentration, this will of course affect his development.

Inattention is more common in children who are developmentally delayed; They find it difficult to focus their attention on one thing for a long time. This poses a great challenge for them, especially during social situations such as school and group play activities, where concentration is necessary.

The first series in the book isClassification activities: Information classification skill is an important skill in childhood stage. Examples of classification activities include classifying colors, sizes, geometric shapes, pets and non-pets.

In classification activities, we teach the child how to classify things, and the principle followed in classifying groups and common things between them, enhancing the child's observation and focus. Matching: Matching similar things: matching things to exactly matching things, for example: matching a picture to a picture or matching a solid figure to a solid figure.

Matching dissimilar things: matching things to dissimilar things, such as: matching a picture to a solid figure or matching a picture to a different colored picture or matching the shape and its shadow, as well as matching a realistic picture of a cat to a cartoon picture of a cat. "Developing Children’s Skills" is a comprehensive guide that focuses on the various aspects of childhood development.

The book covers topics such as cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development in children. It provides practical strategies and activities to support children's growth and learning in each of these areas.

Additionally, the book explores the importance of play, positive reinforcement, and creating a nurturing environment for children to thrive. Overall, "Developing Children’s Skills" aims to support parents, educators, and caregivers in understanding and fostering the healthy development of children.