Methods and experiences in educating kindergarten children

The ways to educate kindergarten children are: educate them to care for others, ensure that children eat healthily, give up perfectionism, give them a stage to perform, and smile often.

1. Teach him to care for others

Happy children need to be able to feel that they have some meaningful connections with others and understand what they mean to others. To develop this sense, help your child have more contact with others. You can sort out some old toys with your child and donate them to charity to help homeless children.

2. Ensure that children eat healthily

A healthy diet not only keeps children healthy, but also makes children emotionally stable. Whether it is a meal or snack, try to follow healthy principles, such as low-fat, low-sugar, fresh, and balanced diet.

3. Give up perfectionism

We all expect our children to show their best, but sometimes we are too eager to correct or improve their performance. For example, we dislike them for not clearing the table. Wipe it clean, or simply wipe it again yourself; or correct them to put things in a certain position. Demanding perfection in everything will weaken children's self-confidence and courage not to be afraid of making mistakes.

4. Give him a stage to perform

Every child has a unique talent, why not give them a chance to express it? If they like to tell stories, encourage them to tell you more stories. listen. If he's good with numbers, take him shopping and let him help you pick out bargains. When you appreciate your child's talents and show your enthusiasm, your child will naturally have more confidence.

5. Laugh often

Always tell jokes with your children, make up some funny songs together, and laugh with your children. It is good for you and your children. . Just laughing is good exercise.

Summary:

1. Intellectual education is the focus of early education for infants and young children, which is to develop children’s intelligence in life, including observation, attention, memory, imagination, and thinking. abilities, etc.

2. Parents should clearly realize that each child is different in specific aspects of intellectual development, and each has its own strengths and weaknesses. They should not compare their children's shortcomings with the strengths of other children, as this can easily affect their children's emotions. If it leads to low self-esteem, attention should be paid to giving full play to the child's strengths and making up for his weaknesses.

3. When carrying out intellectual training, monotonous and rigid teaching methods should not be adopted. Instead, "education and entertainment" should be based on the characteristics of infants and young children, through telling stories, singing children's songs, playing games, drawing, etc. We can impart knowledge in a variety of ways to improve children's abilities in all aspects. We can also provide appropriate guidance based on certain specialties of children, but we should not overly pursue the development of one skill.