The key to kindergarten semester planning lies in these 3 things

I was chatting with a friend and she asked me if I had done some early childhood transition for my daughter. I thought my daughter was still in middle school, so I wasn\’t too anxious. I just exercised her hand strength to lay the foundation for future writing. In addition, I also began to consciously teach my daughter to read during play. After hearing this, my friend nodded in agreement. She told me that her Dabao was completely free at that time and felt that he did not need to learn anything in the early childhood stage, so there was no transition. As a result, when she entered elementary school, she couldn\’t keep up with the rhythm at all, and her study habits were particularly poor, which made her mentally and physically exhausted. With Dabao\’s experience, her second child will be much better. She held my hand and said: \”The connection between early childhood and early childhood is not just about teaching children to read and arithmetic, but also habits are really important, which can determine the child\’s attitude towards learning in the future.\” I agree with this point, \”Know Before School\” The book \”Six Ability Preparations for Children to Enter School\” clearly points out that children must possess the following 8 abilities before entering school. Because when children enter primary school, they are not just learning knowledge. It also includes social interaction, the development of audio-visual perception, the transformation of abilities, the development of study habits, mathematics and language preparation, etc. You will find that the more capable children are in all aspects, the more stable their grades will be, and the less parents will have to worry about. And those children who are outstanding in a single ability but lacking in other abilities may have good grades at first, but they can\’t keep up as they learn. No matter how impatient their parents are, the children are just powerless. This is the importance of cultivating habits and abilities from an early age. [Essential test questions from kindergarten to primary school] Integrated teaching materials and synchronous training for preschool to primary school transition, 12 volumes of ultra-clear, full-color PDF. Of course, the transition from kindergarten to primary school does not require parents to start when their children are 3 years old, which is a bit too early. I personally think that children can start preparations when they reach middle class, and upper class is especially critical. When reaching the top class in kindergarten, children must do three things. It is not difficult to stay in the top three after entering elementary school. 1: Cultivate good study habits. Many parents say, I also know that good habits are important, but what specific habits should be cultivated in children? From the books I have read, I roughly summarized the following two types. The first one: the habit of reading. Once a child enters primary school, reading is essential. In addition to in-class reading, extra-curricular reading cannot be left behind. My little nephew is only in the third grade and has already read hundreds of classics. His Chinese scores are second to none in the next grade, and his essays are all model essays. This is due to the fact that my sister has made him develop the habit of reading since he was a child. We can spare 30-60 minutes every day to read books with our children. It must be a book or picture book that the child is interested in at the beginning to guide the child to gradually like reading and form a habit of reading every day. Second: the habit of storage. Many children, as soon as they do their homework, call out to their mother: \”Mom, my pen is gone; Mom, where is my eraser? Mom, where did you put my homework book?\” I believe that most mothers hear their children Even if you shout, you will get a headache. If a child does not form the habit of storing things, he is likely to lose everything when he encounters a big exam in the future. He may forget to bring stationery or lose his ID card. After children enter kindergarten, we must consciously guide them to pack their own things. Especially in senior classes, children must learn to organize and store schoolbags and stationery.Two: Parents with a certain amount of literacy and experience will find that children who have no literacy at all or little literacy will really suffer after going to school. My neighbor\’s daughter was originally in the first grade and was very happy, but not long after that she came back and asked her mother: \”Am I stupid? Why do others know the words and know what the teacher says, but I don\’t know anything?\” After the first grade, children need to read and review questions on their own. If they do not have literacy skills, let alone understand the meaning, they will not even know what the questions are and will just wait for the teacher to answer them. In this way, his learning speed and quality will be much slower than that of his peers. The neighbor also saw that his daughter could not keep up with the progress of her studies, so she focused on providing her with literacy skills during the holidays. After a child knows words, she can solve learning problems through her own efforts. She feels very accomplished. He can quickly understand the meaning in class and dare to raise his hand to answer questions. He has received more and more praise from teachers, and his interest in learning has obviously increased.