How do parents teach their children to know the time? Parents who care for their children use these methods.

1, to help children learn and understand words representing time.

For example, words representing time periods: morning, noon and afternoon; Words expressing time relationship: first, then, again and finally; Words indicating some uncertain time: once upon a time, one day, sometimes; Tense words: already, now, future, etc. In daily life, when telling stories and talking with children, consciously teaching children to know, understand and correctly use these time words will help them correctly understand the concept of time and the relationship between time.

2. Guide children to pay attention to time and infiltrate the concept of time in daily life.

For example, take advantage of the opportunity to send children to kindergarten, look at the menu of kindergarten for a week with children, talk about the dishes from Monday to Friday, and combine the "countdown" activities of some major festivals to help children understand the future time. All these require parents to be conscientious and be good at seizing every opportunity to do it naturally.

3. Teach children to know clocks and learn to watch hours and half an hour.

By using waste materials to design and make clocks with children, by playing "setting hours", "connecting clocks" and "What time is it?" Let children know the main structure of the clock face, distinguish the hour hand from the minute hand, and know the operational relationship between them, and establish a preliminary concept of time.

4. Consciously put forward the time requirements for children to complete tasks and cultivate children's concept of time.

For example, before dinner, children can be reminded to pack their toys quickly. 10 minutes later, we will have dinner, and the children will feel the meaning of "10 minutes" in the process. Get up in the morning and fight with your children to get dressed, so that children can understand the speed of doing things, and then understand the speed of time, and form a good habit of cherishing time.

In a word, life experience is the basis for children to perceive and understand the concept of time. Children's understanding of the concept of time is gradually developed through the experience of the relationship between time in daily life.