After the age of 6, most children have the ability of hand-eye coordination and concentration, and can begin to learn the basic skills of calligraphy. At this time, their action ability and cognitive level are relatively mature, so they can better understand and master the essentials of calligraphy.
Children's skills in learning calligraphy;
1, stroke basis
The basis of calligraphy lies in mastering all kinds of strokes. Children need to learn from the most basic horizontal, vertical, left and right hands, and gradually transition to complex structures and combinations. It is very important to teach children correct stroke order and stroke movement, which can help them form correct writing habits.
2, posture and brushwork
Correct posture and brushwork are very important for the coherence and beauty of writing. Teach children to sit up straight and relax, and demonstrate the beginning, corner and end of words. In addition, it is necessary to hold the pen correctly. Children should learn to hold the pen in a way that suits their hand shape and keep a relaxed and stable posture.
3. Copy and create
When learning calligraphy, children can improve their skills and feelings by copying classic calligraphy works. Copying can help them practice strokes and structures, and learn Taskmaster's style and methods of using pens. With the mastery of basic skills, it is also important to encourage children to create. They can try to write some simple poems or their own names and gradually form a unique calligraphy style.
The purpose of children's calligraphy:
1, cultivate good writing habits
Learning calligraphy can help children develop good writing habits, including correct posture, pen holding method and pen using skills. By studying calligraphy, they can improve the unity, coherence and beauty of words and form a correct and beautiful writing style.
2. Improve aesthetic ability
Calligraphy is an art. By learning calligraphy, children's sensitivity and appreciation of beauty can be cultivated. They can learn to observe and appreciate different styles of calligraphy works, draw inspiration from them, develop their own aesthetic vision, and show their unique artistic talents through creation.
3. Enhance concentration and patience.
Learning calligraphy requires concentration and patience, and every painting requires careful observation and accurate brushwork. Through repeated practice and correction, children can exercise their concentration and patience and improve their self-regulation ability.
4. Cultivate cultural literacy
Calligraphy is an important part of China traditional culture. Learning calligraphy can help children understand and feel the unique charm of China traditional culture. They can learn about the development and significance of calligraphy and cultivate their understanding and respect for traditional culture by studying the works of famous calligraphers.