According to children's cognitive characteristics, children's games can be divided into

According to children's cognitive characteristics, children's games can be divided into sensory function games, symbol games, structural games and rule games.

Take sensory function games as an example: sensory function games are also called practice games or mechanical games. It is the earliest form of play in children's development.

Its motivation comes from the pleasure obtained by the sensory organs, which consists of simple repetitive actions, such as running, jumping, climbing, riding rattles, knocking and fiddling with objects.

This kind of games often appear in the form of single-player games or individual games. With the growth of children's age, the proportion of such games gradually decreases.