The formula of holding pen posture in kindergarten

The formula for holding a pen in kindergarten is: one inch, one ring, two combinations, four points and three avoidance.

"One inch" means that the tip of the thumb is about one inch from the tip of the pen. "Ring" means that the thumb and forefinger naturally bend, and the two fingers hold the pen to form a ring. "Fit" means that the thumb, index finger and middle finger should be elastic and appropriate, and the ring finger and little finger should be bent towards the palm, so that the pen can be flexible. "Four-point positioning" means that three fingers grasp the front end of the pen, and the back end of the pen rests on the height of the index finger bone.

"Three bogeys" refers to preventing the thumb joint from protruding to block the line of sight, preventing the thumb and forefinger from touching the pen, and preventing the thumb and forefinger from overlapping the pen. The pen-holding posture seems simple, but it is a complex and delicate movement, which requires children to practice constantly, and teachers and parents should also supervise and guide in time.

How to correct the wrong pen holding posture in kindergarten?

1, parents and teachers will correct it together.

Parents can ask teachers to correct their children's wrong pen holding posture with themselves. After all, children spend more than half their time at school and spend a lot of time writing at school. Therefore, with the help of the teacher, the child's pen holding posture will be corrected more successfully.

Parents should communicate with their children more.

Parents should actively communicate with their children and encourage them to try to correct the wrong pen holding posture.

3. Parents and children study together.

Children's wrong pen holding posture may come from their parents, so parents should first reflect on whether their pen holding posture is correct. If their pen holding posture is wrong, they should take the initiative to learn the correct pen holding posture from their children, which will make them want to correct their pen holding posture independently.