Do these 4 things well in transition from kindergarten to primary school, so first and second graders don’t have to worry

Many parents misunderstand the connection between kindergarten and primary school, and think that it forces kindergarten children to learn first-grade knowledge in advance, causing children to lose their natural instincts. But who said learning is equated with pain? If the connection between kindergarten and primary school is done well, children can not only quickly adapt to student life, but also have fun. My daughter has experienced two situations. Before school, I paid more attention to the enlightenment of Chinese and mathematics. High literacy has become a child\’s advantage. However, I always thought that they only learn English in the third grade, so I did not pay attention to it. As a result, there is an English class in the first grade. The child couldn\’t accept it for a while and cried a lot about English. Although he has caught up now, the days when he took the child to read English every night and memorize words were really unbearable to look back on. Therefore, during the preschool period, parents should do the following things to help their children lay a solid foundation so that they will not collapse in the first and second grades. 1. The overall recognition of pinyin, initials, consonants and finals, as well as pinyin and tones, are basically taught in about a month in the first grade. If the child has not been exposed to it in advance, it is basically impossible to master it just by the teacher teaching it once in class. Therefore, children should at least be able to recognize letters before school. It would be better if they could be taught simple spelling. When I take my children to study, when they encounter a word they don’t know, I inspire them to recognize the pinyin. The more they spell it, the more they will naturally remember it. 2. Children who are literate at the age of five or six will enter the sensitive period of literacy. You don’t need to teach your children how to read. They will ask you curiously when they see various marks. He can memorize common Chinese characters naturally. One time I took my child to study, and when he saw the word garbage, he immediately read it. I asked him where he knew these two words, and he said that the kindergarten teacher taught garbage classification. You see, there is no need to teach it specially, the children will already know it. As long as the parents provide conscious guidance on a daily basis, by showing them the menu when ordering, showing them the billboards when shopping, and showing them how to read more picture books, their children\’s literacy will increase unknowingly. 3. Mathematics Mathematics enlightenment mainly allows children to initially perceive numbers and understand the meaning of addition and subtraction through physical objects. Mathematics is not just for children to learn addition and subtraction within twenty. Counting, understanding shapes, understanding clocks, distinguishing front, back, left, etc. are also mathematics, so don’t ignore them. Children in the upper class should not do boring exercises, but should be brought into the game, so that the children can learn without knowing it. For example, play a game with the children about what time it is, Old Wolf, and ask the children to set the clock to what time it is. . When you play Ludo with your children, you use two dice, and don’t you learn addition? 4. English No matter what grade the school offers English classes, I recommend that senior classes should be exposed to English, or even earlier. Parents in first-tier cities even start teaching their children in English not long after they are born. It doesn’t matter whether parents know English or not. If they don’t, they can still learn with their children. There are many English animations, children’s songs, and English picture books on the Internet. Don’t force children to speak and write during the enlightenment stage. Let them listen and recognize more. , it is only a matter of time before the output is fully input. If the above four things are done well, not only will both adults and children feel relaxed after school starts, but they will also build confidence in the children on the road to learning, allowing them to go further.