What should children do if they are addicted to listening to stories in the second grade of primary school?

Listening to stories can broaden children's horizons and improve their language ability and imagination. But if you are addicted to listening to stories, it may affect your children's study and life. Here are some suggestions:

1. Determine the time and frequency of listening to stories. You can make a timetable for listening to stories and set a fixed time period every day to listen to stories. At the same time, control the frequency of listening to stories according to the child's situation.

2. Expand children's interest in reading. Children can be encouraged to read different kinds of books, such as popular science, literature and history. And give full play to their subjective initiative to let them choose their favorite books and stories.

3. Cultivate children's other hobbies. Parents can shift their attention from simply listening to stories to other aspects, such as painting, music and sports. Let children participate in activities in various ways.

4. communicate with children. Understanding why children are addicted to listening to stories may be because children lack other hobbies or parent-child companionship. Communicate with children and help them find other ways to kill time.

In short, parents should moderately control the time and frequency of children's listening to stories, and at the same time guide their children to participate in activities in various ways to cultivate their various hobbies.