SLC S23W1/ Expresión Corporal y Mimicas

Steemian Friends,
Today, I will write homework for a beautiful lesson by @anailuj1992, mam, in week 01 of Steemit Learning Challenge 23. Children's intelligence develops through lessons. The lesson is called SLC S23W1 / Expresión Corporal y Mimicas. I hope everyone will like my writing.

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Rock, Paper, and Scissors

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Today, I organized a game with my four-year-old son and ten-year-old daughter. The name of the game is rock, paper, and scissors. Everyone knows about the game. The game has helped my son and daughter's intellectual development. My younger son especially has gained knowledge about it. I describe the game below.

Rock:
The rock symbol is fisted hands. Rock is defined as stone. The game will be a draw if the symbol in both hands is Rock. I had no trouble explaining the game to my son and daughter, who had played it before. I made a fist down and showed the rock symbol.

Paper:
If all the fingers of the hand are straight, then it will be considered Paper. The game will be a drawing where two fingers are held straight like Paper. I have shown the paper symbol with my fingers straight below.

Sizer:
Showing two fingers is called Sizer. If the Sizer is the same in both hands, the game will be a draw. Stone and paper should be cut with Sizer. Below, I show the Sizer symbol with my fingers.

Start of the game:

Sizer and Rock:
If the two hands are Sizer and Rock, Rock will win because Rock can break Caesar. Below is a picture taken from the game.

Rock and Paper:
If one of the two hands is Rock and the other is Paper, Paper will win because the Rock can be covered with paper. The following picture shows the parts of the game.

Paper and Sizer:
If one hand has paper and the other has a Sizer, the Sizer will win because paper can be cut with the Sizer. This is shown in the picture below.

Game Draw:
If the symbols in both hands are the same, the game will be a draw. This is shown in the picture below.

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The game has been a lot of fun and enjoyment. It has been liked by me, my son, and my daughter. Especially since my son is four years old, he has been the happiest. Both have won twice in the game. My son was the youngest in the game. My son loves hearing the words rock, paper, and sizer in his mouth during play. As my son is young, it is difficult to pronounce the words through his mouth, but my son enjoyed it the most.

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It would have been most difficult if the two hands were reversed because then there would be little time to declare the winner. As my son was younger, he would start playing again, so it would have been difficult to declare the results quickly. But both were experts in the game. I am very surprised that my four-year-old son can understand the result alone.

I supported my son in the game because he was very young and played well. I knew little about the game myself, but my son and daughter understand it better than I do. Before I announced the results, they announced two winners themselves. I announced post-game prizes for two, which made the two more happy.

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