One is to see if the strokes are bent. Among the basic strokes of Chinese characters, strokes such as horizontal and vertical strokes are basically straight lines, horizontal and vertical, and guide children not to write wavy lines.
The second is to see if the pen is correct. Don't make mistakes when you start writing, and don't make a stroke.
The third is to see if the pen collection is correct. Finally, don't make a mistake in the direction of the pen. Don't write too big.
The fourth is to see if the strokes overlap. Many children's writing should be broken, but what should not be broken is broken.
The fifth is to see if the space is reasonable. Instruct children to pay attention to whether the density change between strokes is appropriate. The space between words is particularly important for beginners of calligraphy. Some words are equally divided, and some are combined with size.
The sixth is to see if the center of gravity is tilted. Words with tilted center of gravity are all crooked words. Beginners are prone to make this mistake. The focus of the written word is unstable, as if it is tilted left and right. Therefore, we should pay special attention to the symmetry of words, and we must write the center on the vertical midline.
In short, parents must be patient and meticulous when accompanying their children to write calligraphy homework, and correct mistakes in their children's writing in time. Praise in time when children make progress will definitely help children learn calligraphy better.