Cleaning the house 1.1.4

All adults are aware of children's tendency to throw their toys and belongings, and the fear that the word "cleaning" holds for babies. However, we aim to change this perception and make cleaning an enjoyable activity that helps mothers bring beauty and order into their homes.

We present to you a new educational game for children called "Cleaning in the House." In this game, children will learn how to clean and beautify their homes.

So, where do we start the cleaning process? First, we will tidy up the first floor, focusing on the kitchen. We will organize the food in the fridge, clear the table of cups and plates, wash the dishes and put them away on the shelves. Additionally, we will ensure cleanliness and order on the stove. Once the kitchen is clean, we will proceed to the second floor and start cleaning the rooms.

On the second floor, children will be tasked with gathering scattered items and shoes, organizing and putting away their toys. The windows will also need a thorough washing to bring light and joy into the house. After completing the room cleaning, we will move on to the most important and beautiful room in the house - the nursery. This room often resembles a battlefield, as it is where children play and spend most of their time.

In the nursery, we will clean up any garbage scattered on the floor, wash the floors, organize the bookshelves, hang pictures that may have been torn off during playtime, and much more.

By completing different tasks and organizing things in each room, your child will move from one floor to another. Through this fun game, they will learn proper cleaning techniques while having a great time. Cleaning games like these are crucial for children's holistic development. They foster qualities such as attention to detail, determination, fine motor skills development, and a love for cleanliness and order. Moreover, they teach children how to clean their own rooms and assist their parents around the house.

We create children's applications and free games with care and love, aiming to help children develop comprehensively and tap into their internal potential. If children start cleaning up after playing this game, then we have not wasted our time creating it.