1. Create a positive learning environment: provide children with a quiet, clean and comfortable learning space and make them feel happy and focused.
2. Learn in the game: Turn calligraphy practice into an interesting game, such as using calligraphy cards and spelling games, so that children can learn while playing.
3. Give rewards and recognition: When children make progress, give appropriate rewards and recognition, such as praise and small gifts, to motivate children to continue their efforts.
4. Make goals and plans: Make goals and plans for practicing calligraphy with children, so that children have clear direction and motivation.
5. Provide examples and encouragement: Show children some excellent copybooks or calligraphy works to inspire and encourage them.
6. Create a variety of learning methods: In addition to the traditional paper and pencil exercises, you can try to use electronic writing software, wordpad and other tools to let children feel different learning methods.
7. Cultivate interest: understand children's hobbies and combine them with calligraphy practice, such as writing diaries and making cards, so as to make children interested in calligraphy practice.
8. Give enough time and patience: writing is a process that needs long-term persistence. Parents should give their children enough time and patience, and don't rush for success.
In a word, to stimulate children's interest in practicing Chinese characters requires parents' guidance and encouragement, and help children to establish their interest and love in practicing Chinese characters by creating a positive learning environment, learning games, and rewarding and praising them.