Comprehension ability: Children's script killing usually involves storyline, character setting and logical reasoning, and children need to understand the content of the script, plot development and character relationships in the process of participation. This requires children to have good reading comprehension skills and be able to accurately grasp the core message and intent of the script.
Vocabulary: A variety of words often appear in children's scripts, including character names, locations, objects, actions, etc. Children are exposed to these words as they participate and gradually expand their vocabulary through repeated use and practice.
Reading speed: In the script killing game, children need to read the script quickly in a short time to understand the plot and character relationships in order to better participate in the game. This requires children to be able to read quickly and be able to capture key information quickly.
Language Skills: Children's Script Killing requires children to play roles, have conversations, and express themselves. This requires children to have good verbal skills and be able to express their thoughts and emotions clearly and accurately.
Logical reasoning ability: Logical reasoning is often involved in children's script killing, and children need to deduce the truth and outcome of events according to the storyline and character relationships. This requires children to have good logical reasoning skills and be able to use existing information for reasoning and analysis.
Children can exercise a variety of reading skills, including comprehension, vocabulary, reading speed, language expression and logical reasoning ability. These abilities are important for both language development and learning.