1. Set a question for each day.
Set a new question for your child every day. Even write your question on a board that you can hang anywhere in the house. This question should be one that your child will not be able to answer by heart. It will be more useful to ask a logical question for your child to come up with different solutions and develop his mind. You can reward your question at the end of the day and turn it into a game. This process will become more enjoyable for both of you, as playing games encourages children.
2. Ask "Why?" Several times
Children are curious. You should be at least as curious as he is to encourage him to think. Ask him about the reasons for his responses while in dialogue with him. In this way, he can gain different perspectives. "Why?" Asking them will make them think more deeply and realize that an event has more than one cause and effect. This method will be reflected in his thinking system after a while.
3.Encourage them to come up with different ideas
Children can focus on many different thoughts during the day. However, one of the most important things for every child is to play. When your child comes to you with different game ideas, help develop their ideas. "Wouldn't it be better if we did it like this? How do you think if we add that?" Express that you care about his opinion by asking questions such as. That way, he too will not be timid to come up with different ideas, but rather will be quite enthusiastic about it.
