With time and practice, children may build elaborate structures that have evidence of symmetry, sound construction, and aesthetics. Developing Spatial Sense Miss Lily understands that developing concepts about space is a natural part of growing up. Puzzles and model building encourage this ability. The nesting-center toys promote order , including reversing one's thinking. Miss Lily also talks about last week's events as well as what is happening today.
Enclosure refers to being surrounded or boxed in by the surrounding objects.
The points on either side can enclose a point on a line. In three-dimensional space, a fence can enclose the animals, or a canister with a lid can enclose the cereal. All of these activities contribute to the overall development of a child's spatial sense. Developing Number Sense Number sense is using common sense based on the way numbers and tools work within a given culture. It involves an appreciation for the reasonableness of an answer and the level of accuracy needed to solve a particular problem.