School starts in 3 weeks. Parents from kindergarten to primary school will check according to the table to see if their children meet the standards?

The transition from early childhood to primary school is an important jump in children\’s lives, and it is also a major test for parents in their children\’s educational journey. Today, I will share with parents some practical tips based on my own children\’s growth trajectory and official content to help children transition smoothly from kindergarten to primary school. Let’s talk about the learning part first: ### Chinese learning, lay a solid foundation: 1. **Literacy skills**: Do you know? Literacy is the stepping stone for children to learn Chinese. As soon as they enter elementary school, children are asked to read short passages. Whether it is Chinese or mathematics, the questions are all in text form. If children can read the questions themselves, they will understand it much faster and think about the problem more easily. 2. **Pinyin learning**: Pinyin, this is the first step in learning Chinese characters. It doesn\’t take long to teach Pinyin in school, about a month, which is quite a challenge for children with no basic knowledge. Therefore, parents, we must first lay the foundation for our children at home so that they will not have a hard time learning in school. 3. **Pen control training and writing exercises**: When it comes to writing, we can’t rush for success. Start with pen control training first, and work slowly to make your child\’s hand movements more and more proficient. Remember, fine hand movements take time to develop, so don\’t rush and take your time. 4. **Increase reading**: Reading is the key to opening the door to children\’s thinking. Reading more can not only enrich children\’s vocabulary, but also help them learn how to organize language, which is of great benefit to the task of looking at pictures and writing words in first grade. ### Mathematics learning, lay a solid foundation in arithmetic: 1. **Calculation skills**: Mathematics, starting with addition and subtraction. Make sure that the child can skillfully do addition and subtraction within 10, even within 20. This is the basic skill of first grade mathematics and must be solid. 2. **Question Reading Skills**: For math questions, reading the questions is the key. Children must learn to read the questions carefully and word for word, so as to avoid misunderstandings or missing questions. 3. **Thinking training**: If conditions permit, logical thinking training is also a good choice. This not only exercises children\’s brains, but also improves their thinking skills. ### Other aspects, comprehensive development: 1. **Adjustment of work and rest time**: Work and rest time, this is an important step in adapting to primary school life. Adjust in advance to allow your child\’s biological clock to slowly adapt to the new rhythm of life. 2. **Develop the habit of completing homework independently**: Homework is the child’s own business. Encourage them to do it themselves. The role of parents is to support and encourage, not to do it for them. 3. **Develop self-care ability**: Self-care ability is the key to children\’s growth. Teach them to manage their own affairs, such as packing school bags. Parents can check but do not do it for them. 4. **Clearly remember the teacher’s requirements and instructions**: In primary school, teachers may convey information and tasks to parents through children, so it is important to cultivate children’s ability to accurately understand and convey information. 5. **Be brave enough to express yourself**: In primary school, classWhen there are more people, children must learn to bravely express their thoughts and needs to the teacher when they need help or want to show themselves. Through these methods, we can help children make a smooth transition to primary school and lay a solid foundation for their future. This is not only the growth process of children, but also a moment for us as parents to show our educational wisdom. Let us work together to pave the way to a bright future for our children.