Why is the handwriting of children's homework not neat? How to improve?

It is difficult for children to recognize the spatial position of their body parts when writing. It is difficult for them to control their hands by feeling like ordinary people, only by their eyes. It's easy to wear out your hands if you go on like this for a long time, so the words you write give people the feeling of being wrong. We know that in the process of writing, people need not only the correct posture of holding a pen, but also the correct posture of sitting. If the child's muscle strength is insufficient and the stability is poor, the words written in this way will be ugly.

Writing is a delicate movement, a conscious behavior and the result of brain action. However, when children's fine motor memory is damaged, their handwriting is easy to be untidy. Therefore, in Bian Xiao's view, when parents find that their children's writing is poor, they should not blindly criticize their children's learning attitude, but treat their children's behavior rationally.

When correcting a child's handwriting, observe the body posture of the child holding a pen and writing. Only when the posture is correct can you write well. In addition, children should be allowed to take part in physical exercise to strengthen their muscles. Only in this way can they really write well!

Let the child do some housework at home, such as washing his own socks, shorts and washing dishes. You see, in these processes, his hands, eyes and brain need coordination, and he needs that kind of strength. When making pasta, he usually makes buns and jiaozi. Let our children join you and make noodles with his hands. What's more, you let your children learn to draw this annual ring. What's more, let children play some fake bean games. This means, er, improving our child's hand-eye coordination and strengthening his hand muscles. I believe that if we do this for a long time, our children will definitely improve. In fact, the method is very simple, depending on whether you can persist.