Prepare appropriate writing tools.
Prepare a pen or ballpoint pen suitable for children to hold pens, and a piece of good quality paper. These tools are very important for children to practice calligraphy, which can improve their interest and effect in writing.
Choose appropriate content to practice calligraphy.
Choose some calligraphy exercises suitable for children's age and level, such as simple new words, idioms and poems. You can find these contents from textbooks, exercise books or online.
Set a reasonable time to practice calligraphy.
Arrange a certain time to practice calligraphy every day, such as half an hour or an hour every day. Avoid practicing calligraphy continuously for a long time, lest children feel tired and bored.
Practice calligraphy with children.
Parents can practice calligraphy with their children and give them guidance and encouragement. When children encounter difficulties, patiently help them solve problems and stimulate their interest in learning.
Check your child's writing performance regularly.
Check the children's writing scores every once in a while, such as checking their exercise books or showing their works. Give affirmation and praise to children's progress, and make suggestions on areas that need improvement.
Cultivate good writing habits
Educate children to develop good writing habits, such as keeping correct sitting posture and holding pen posture. These habits are very important for children's writing ability and vision protection.
Create a good family study atmosphere
Create a quiet and comfortable learning environment for children and avoid the interference of electronic products such as TV and computer. Encourage children to read and write more at home to improve their Chinese literacy.
Participate in calligraphy training classes or interest classes.
If conditions permit, children can sign up for calligraphy training classes or interest classes to learn calligraphy under the guidance of professional teachers and improve their writing level.