When do children learn calligraphy?

Question 1: When is the best time for children to learn to write Chinese brush? 6-8 years old is the best age for children to practice calligraphy. But you must find a good teacher. Otherwise, there will be many clerical errors that are difficult to correct in the future.

In addition, children learning calligraphy has at least four advantages:

First, China's calligraphy has a history of more than 3,000 years. It is the crystallization of ancient wisdom, the great wealth left by our ancestors and the unique art of China. The Ministry of Education has listed it as a compulsory course for primary and secondary school students. As an important part of quality education for teenagers, it can cultivate children's artistic accomplishment, cultivate noble sentiments, improve their cultural accomplishment and lay a good foundation for their all-round development in the future.

Second, in the process of learning calligraphy, children mainly practice, especially training the movements of fingers, wrists and arms to achieve coordination and flexibility. These movements are directed by the brain, and regular training is very beneficial to promote the growth and development of the brain. Children are at the peak of their growth and development, and their brain development is basically close to that of adults at the age of 12. Before this, it is very necessary to learn calligraphy in the golden age of brain development, so as to promote the growth and development of children's brains, develop children's intelligence and cultivate talents with high IQ. This is often overlooked by many parents.

Third, calligraphy has strict writing rules. Children, especially in primary schools, mainly learn to read. Learning calligraphy while learning culture can not only consolidate the knowledge learned, but also promote the improvement of writing level, making writing more neat and beautiful, in line with norms.

Fourth, learning calligraphy requires patience and perseverance. For children who receive cultural knowledge education, through calligraphy learning, they can gradually develop meticulous, patient and serious good study habits, and at the same time help to exercise their will, thus promoting the study of cultural classes.

Question 2: How old are you to learn calligraphy? In learning to write, students should learn to write in large classes in kindergarten, so that children can develop good writing, sitting posture and writing habits from the beginning. As far as learning hard pen calligraphy is concerned, students had better start from Grade One. First, at this time, the small muscle groups of students' hands have developed well and their pen control ability has been relatively strong; Second, the amount of literacy is relatively large, because practicing calligraphy requires the support of the amount of words; Third, at this time, students' ability of observation and understanding has been improved, and learning calligraphy requires reading and comparison. I usually like calligraphy. Recently, someone asked me which calligraphy style is better. My personal opinion is that it depends on your age, that is, when did you start learning calligraphy: 1. Younger or younger children, at this time, their understanding of characters is still very shallow, and it is best to start with regular script or official script. Personally, I prefer regular script. 2. Young friends, I mean friends around 20 years old. At this time, their education level has been quite high, and they have accumulated a certain amount of meaning for words, including some external skills. Many people have been exposed to calligraphy since childhood. I think we should start with seal script. Too many treasures of seal script have been lost, or too few people have developed them. Many people spend a lot of energy on the so-called crash, or the popular fonts in society, and forget to find out the place. Youth is a period of energy. At this time, if you make great efforts in restoring ancient ways, your future achievements will not be * * *. When people reach middle age, (I'm just saying, because I'm not middle-aged, I have no experience) I should learn cursive script. Because seal script has a great influence on cursive script, after early accumulation, people can strengthen their study and creation of cursive script in middle age As for old age, wait 40 years.

Question 3: How old can a child learn Chinese calligraphy? Many parents are most concerned about when choosing calligraphy training classes for their children: mine? This is a very good question. If the child is too young, the strength to hold the pen will be insufficient. For example, many four-to five-year-old children still tremble when practicing Chinese calligraphy. On the other hand, it is not effective to learn Chinese calligraphy when you are old, because at this time, a person has formed a certain writing habit, and it may be relatively difficult to change it. At the same time, it should be noted that although the brush strokes are not as effective as the hard strokes, the hard strokes of children with good brush strokes are generally not bad, which can lay a more solid foundation for children and is conducive to long-term development in the future. For example, practicing brush calligraphy can better cultivate temperament and temper will, which is undoubtedly a temper of character and mind for children who are easily distracted.

So, how old can children learn brush calligraphy? Teacher Shi believes that according to the characteristics of brush calligraphy and our relevant teaching experience, ordinary children can learn brush calligraphy earlier than hard pen calligraphy, and it is best to be in preschool, that is, four to six years old. In fact, at this time, children's understanding ability, acceptance ability and other aspects can completely participate in the conventional brush calligraphy teaching, and learning brush calligraphy at this time is also very helpful for children's character cultivation and habit formation. Of course, if your child's intelligence develops early, he has a strong understanding of characters, or he has a strong interest in calligraphy and can endure continuous learning, then even if your child is less than four years old, it is not bad to attend calligraphy training classes. In addition, good calligraphy training classes are generally divided into different classes according to children's characteristics and level, and parents can choose appropriate classes according to their age, intelligence level and hobbies. In short, parents should know more about their children's actual situation when judging how old they are to learn Chinese calligraphy. If they really want their children to learn calligraphy and benefit for life, they should actively cultivate their interest in calligraphy from an early age, take them to visit calligraphy exhibitions and scenic spots with celebrity inscriptions, and often encourage them to try to copy copybooks and practice writing. Once you find that your child has a gift for calligraphy or is interested in calligraphy, you can consider letting your child participate in calligraphy training classes and receive guidance and training from professional teachers.

Question 4: When do children learn to practice calligraphy with a brush? Calligraphy is a highly skilled art, and it is not easy to write beautifully and artistically. It is necessary to study and practice step by step according to the law of learning. Only after long-term practice can we master the true essence of calligraphy. It is more appropriate for school-age children to learn calligraphy from the third grade. Because this age has adapted to school life, I have a deep understanding of words and can start learning. Students in kindergarten and primary school are weak in understanding, but if they are interested and can continue to study, it will not be too early to start studying at this time. According to the habit of writing, it is also a suitable time to start learning calligraphy at this time. To sum up, it is more appropriate for children to learn calligraphy from the age of 5 to 8.

Question 5: How do children learn calligraphy? Children are prone to problems such as inattention and impatience when learning calligraphy. Therefore, when children practice calligraphy, they should tell them what the words they practice and what the words they see mean, and constantly let them contact more words. As long as they remember a word and practice it well, they should be praised.

It is necessary to reward children for their efforts in practicing calligraphy and let them enjoy practicing calligraphy. The more dedicated children are, the more encouragement and rewards they should receive. If the child gets a reward on the first day and practices calligraphy consciously the next day, he should give the child a hug and practice calligraphy with him. Then, if the children continue to practice calligraphy in the third grade, they can take them out to play after practicing calligraphy.

Only parents will be willing to practice calligraphy with their children, because parents are their children's first teachers, their most trusted people and their first playmates and friends. Therefore, what you want to do with your child, the child will be willing to do it and will do it better. Because parents like it, it will also be affected, and they will like to practice writing.

Write with your child regularly, and then let the child show his font in front of other family members, so that the child can be praised and affirmed. This exhibition will make them more firmly like this hobby, have a stronger interest in writing, make them more proud of what they have done, and make them more confident and determined to practice calligraphy.

That's what I do to my children. Children nowadays don't need adult supervision. They consciously practice calligraphy every day, and they are very pleased to see it. For pre-school children, I recommend a calligraphy practice tool that my children are also using, called the Three Treasures of Calligraphy. This tool allows children to practice hard pen and soft pen calligraphy. Very practical. My children have used it for more than a year, and the effect is still very satisfactory. You can check it online. I hope it is useful to you, and I hope it will be adopted!

Question 6: How old is a child suitable for practicing calligraphy? I am a calligraphy teacher. According to years of teaching experience, the best age for children to practice calligraphy is 6-8 years old. But we must find a good teacher. Otherwise, there will be many clerical errors, which will be difficult to correct in the future.

In addition, children learning calligraphy has at least four advantages:

First, China's calligraphy has a history of more than 3,000 years. It is the crystallization of ancient wisdom, the great wealth left by our ancestors and the unique art of China. The Ministry of Education has listed it as a compulsory course for primary and secondary school students. As an important part of quality education for teenagers, it can cultivate children's artistic accomplishment, cultivate noble sentiments, improve their cultural accomplishment and lay a good foundation for their all-round development in the future.

Second, in the process of learning calligraphy, children mainly practice, especially training the movements of fingers, wrists and arms to achieve coordination and flexibility. These movements are directed by the brain, and regular training is very beneficial to promote the growth and development of the brain. Children are at the peak of their growth and development, and their brain development is basically close to that of adults at the age of 12. Before this, it is very necessary to learn calligraphy in the golden age of brain development, so as to promote the growth and development of children's brains, develop children's intelligence and cultivate talents with high IQ. This is often overlooked by many parents.

Third, calligraphy has strict writing rules. Children, especially in primary schools, mainly learn to read. Learning calligraphy while learning culture can not only consolidate the knowledge learned, but also promote the improvement of writing level, making writing more neat and beautiful, in line with norms.

Fourth, learning calligraphy requires patience and perseverance. For children who receive cultural knowledge education, through calligraphy learning, they can gradually develop meticulous, patient and serious good study habits, and at the same time help to exercise their will, thus promoting the study of cultural classes.

Question 7: When is the best age to learn hard-pen calligraphy? As a former primary school teacher and a veteran fan of hard pen calligraphy, I agree with you. There is no need for children to learn too early, only the disadvantages are not good. After the first day, it is a good time to cut in. With the increase of children's literacy and the gradual improvement of writing ability, it is natural to practice hard pen calligraphy. Actually, it's easy to understand. Children always learn to write with the simplest strokes and simple words. Didn't hard pen calligraphy start with these strokes and simple words? So they are made for each other. Under the first grade, most children can't read, let alone write, and the small muscle groups in their hands are not developed, which easily leads to irritability and fatigue, disgust and even serious damage to the muscles of small hands. Why bother?