Product Benefits (Pre-schoolers)

Benefits of Game-based learning:

1. Inhibitory Control
   It helps to train the focus of the child in doing task at hand and not getting distracted as easily by temptations. E.g. Resisting the thought of playing with his/her toys when a child is doing his/her homework.
    

2. Working Memory
   It helps to increase the capacity of memory (short term memory) in a child’s brain as he/she will have to use their working memory to remember the instructions/rules and cards to match when playing the game. This in return helps the child to remember more information when studying/learning.
    

3. Cognitive Flexibility
   It trains the child’s cognitive flexibility as it lets them switch their thinking/understanding based on the environment/situation they are in to get their desired outcome. Our card game has varying game modes, so your child will be exposed to experimenting with different possibilities to win.
    

4. Motivation
   It heightens the child’s motivation to learn through fun interaction learning process instead of just sitting through mundane lessons. E.g. learning different shapes and numbers through play instead of lesson-based learning
    

5. Social Skills
   The children will be exposed to a high interaction group play, which can help improve their social skills.
    

6. Improvements in Fine Motor Skills
   The card game helps in the development of fine motor skills through flipping and matching of cards
   
   Citations:
   Rosas, R., Espinoza, V., Porflitt, F., & Ceric, F. (2019). Executive Functions Can Be Improved in Preschoolers Through Systematic Playing in Educational Settings: Evidence From a Longitudinal Study. Frontiers In Psychology, 10, 1-7. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2019.0202
   
   Mingfong, J. (2013). A Literature Review of Game-based Learning | SingTeach | Education Research for Teachers. Retrieved 14 November 2019, from https://singteach.nie.edu.sg/issue45-research02/