Opposites helps develop important cognitive skills such as: categorization, conceptualization, relations, generalization and abstraction. it also helps develop visual perception skills and fine motor skills. with parental assistance it can also develop language skills, for example, by naming the objects and the colors. opposites 1 - is designed for children aged 2.5+. it contains the following opposites words: up / down, light / dark, happy / sad, right / left, asleep / awake, hot / cold, day / night, right / wrong, on / off, upright / upside-down, on / under, near / far, locked / unlocked, long / short, stop / go, whole / broken, big / small, clean / dirty, tall / short, sunny / rainy, happy / sad, plus / minus, inside / outside, thick / thin, full / empty, heavy / light, many / a few, bent / straight, up / down, fast / slow. opposites 2 - is designed for children aged 3+. it contains the following opposites words: above / below, angry / calm, start / finish, black / white, brave / coward, closed / open, deep / shallow, first / last, front / back, go in / go out, going up / going down, hard / soft, healthy / sick, landing / take off, loud / quiet, male / female, neat / messy, old / new, push / pull, same / different, sharp / blunt, sink / float, stand / sit, strong / weak, sweet / sour, thin / fat, throw / catch, wet / dry, win / loss, young / old. how to play: each board consists of five opposite pairs. the goal of the game is to match the opposite pairs by dragging them to the centre. this game is one of a series of educational games for kids by myfirstapp.com. we believe that learning, playing, exploring and experimenting is what children do best. children are fascinated with the wonderful, exciting world around them. with the touch pads revolution a whole new world of games is evolving - opening new horizons for the very young. thus, young children can now enjoy colorful, exciting new games, helping them acquire new cognitive and fine motor skills. myfirstapp.com helps bringing this new and enriching world to the curious little fingers of young children.
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