There is no time to teach children, and children have no patience to paint alone. What should I do?

Now our parents have a lot of things to deal with every day, and many times they have no time to teach their children; I want my children to learn art and painting, but they have no patience. Faced with such a situation, we can adopt the following methods to make children have enough patience to draw:

First, sign up for art training classes for children. Faced with the above situation, the best solution is to let children attend short-term art training classes. In my opinion, signing up for the training class has two advantages.

The first advantage is that children can get the guidance of professional teachers, which helps to improve their painting ability and help them develop good painting habits.

The second advantage is that children can avoid painting alone. There are many children in the training class, so we can play with each other and draw together. This can also prevent children from drawing alone and having no patience.

Second, discuss the fun of painting with children * * * Many times, children don't like to paint alone because they think that painting alone is too boring. However, our parents should tell their children the fun of painting alone, and we can assign them corresponding simple tasks so that they can learn through playing games.

I often tell my children what kind of paintings I want before going to work. At the same time, I will briefly describe the shapes of these paintings. If the time is cloudy, I will draw a stick figure for my child and give it to him to draw a picture for his father according to this picture.

In this process, we are playing games with children, not forcing them to draw; With this simple agreement, children's enthusiasm for painting will be greatly improved, and they will naturally draw independently.

Therefore, when we face children's weariness of learning, we should guide them to learn more and make them interested in learning, rather than blindly accusing them. If you blame your child blindly, it will only be counterproductive and make your child more disgusted with learning.