A special characteristic of thinking in early childhood is syncretized - indistinctness - when solving a problem, the child does not accentuate individual parameters, but perceives the situation as an integral figure. Thus, the adult separates from the situation and analyzes individual details, from which the child then highlights the main and insignificant ones. Visually shaped thinking is formed by the age of three and is the main one up to six years. Its formation is conditioned by the formation of elementary self-consciousness and the development of the ability to self-regulate at will, accompanied by a developed imagination. By the age of two, the baby develops an operative memory. He takes part in simple logical and thematic games, makes an action plan for a short period, remembers the goal, which is set a few minutes ago. By the first year the child demonstrates the ability to call things by their own names. He has many accumulations of knowledge of the world around hi