1. Satisfy children’s play needs and adventure needs to climb, but the need for adventure is innate to people, especially children, who understand and recognize the world through a variety of ways.
2. Promoting children’s physical coordination Climbing helps to improve the coordination of children’s hands, feet, eyes and body. This is a training that combines body and mind and requires high-intensity cooperation, which has a good promotion for children’s physical coordination training.
3. When the child is climbing up, he has to think about where it is safe for me to go next, the range and distance I can bear, and stimulate the child’s ability to explore.
4. During the climbing process, when you leave the ground, your hands and feet are attached to the climbing frame. Whether you are advancing or retreating, you will focus your attention, think about how to go next, and step on it firmly, which will help children. focus.
5. Every time the child completes climbing, he will reach the target platform, and then perform the next action, which will enhance the child’s endurance and confidence.