1. Standardize the pen holding posture: the correct pen holding posture is the basis of writing well. Keep your fingers relaxed and your wrists naturally bent. Hold the pen gently with your thumb, forefinger and middle finger.
2. Practice basic strokes: master the basic strokes of horizontal, vertical, left and right, which can be practiced by imitating the demonstration of teachers or calligraphy textbooks.
3. Pay attention to the glyph structure: each Chinese character has its own unique structure and proportion. Pay attention to the position and size of each stroke to keep the font balanced and beautiful.
4. Write more and practice more: Only through a lot of practice can the writing level be improved. You can write a certain number of words every day and choose some commonly used words or sentences to practice.
5. Pay attention to writing speed: the writing speed should be moderate, neither too fast nor too slow. Too fast can easily lead to scribbling, too slow can easily affect writing efficiency.
6. Pay attention to details: Pay attention to the size, spacing, inclination and other details of the text in the writing process, and maintain a unified writing style.
7. Read more books: By reading more books and copybooks, you can improve your ability to understand and appreciate glyphs, so as to better apply them to your own writing.
In short, primary school students need persistence and patience to practice calligraphy. Through continuous practice and accumulation, they will gradually improve their writing level and the aesthetic feeling of calligraphy.