How to teach kindergarten children to draw?

Start to let children draw simple graphics, and parents can play games with their children to add pictures. Practice some basic line exercises. Make children interested in games. Then slowly deepen the difficulty.

Parents' praise and affirmation are the biggest motivation for children. Whether there is real progress or not, as long as the children are serious, they should be praised.

When you start painting, your parents must accompany you. Give a helping hand when the child can't do it, and let the child know that she can do it well after the work is finished.

When children are impatient, let them have a rest and tell them stories or knowledge. Of course, the content is combined with the main characters in the painting. Let children gain some knowledge while stabilizing their emotions. After the story is finished, you can encourage your children, and you can do it. Or help children complete the most difficult part. When you are finished, you must say, "Your painting is really good, much better than I expected." Words of encouragement like this.

After several times of persistence, the children not only didn't hate it, but even liked painting.

In addition, you can stick your child's paintings in a conspicuous position (choose a good one from 2 or 3), so that the child can often see them by himself and let him know that all the paintings here are good. When the guests come, they should introduce that the children drew them themselves. When they are praised by the guests, the children's enthusiasm will be higher.