When children in first grade are laying the foundation, their main task is to read. When practicing calligraphy, you should mainly practice relatively simple characters that are commonly used in daily life. You can find the sources of words that are commonly used in daily life, or you can practice by referring to new characters and words in textbooks. You can purchase calligraphy practice books (as shown in the picture) that are synchronized with the text content, and practice targeted exercises, which can improve children's familiarity with the text content.
Children in first grade are still young, so the strength of their wrists may not be enough when practicing calligraphy, and the initial effect may not be obvious. Parents should not be too anxious. This stage is mainly about laying the foundation and should be done step by step.