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  • Counting: The child had to count the number of doors they opened and closed in the game.
  • Sequencing: The game required the child to open and close doors in a specific order to progress through the levels.
  • Problem-solving: The child had to figure out how to open doors with different locks and mechanisms, which involved trial and error and critical thinking.
  • Geometry: The game featured different shapes and angles of doors, which the child had to navigate through.
  • Measurement: The child had to estimate the distance between doors and the time it would take to open and close them.

For continued development, parents can encourage their child to create their own door puzzles using household items like cardboard boxes or furniture. They can also practice counting and sequencing by creating their own obstacle courses or treasure hunts around the house.

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