Appropriate review materials
Choose reciting materials that children like or are interested in, such as children's songs, ancient poems, stories, famous sayings and modern poems. Let children learn to recite objects that are more in line with their age and hobbies, which is conducive to their enthusiasm and initiative.
A relaxed and pleasant atmosphere
Create a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere and environment, so that children feel that they are not learning a boring thing, but enjoying a hobby.
A catchy way
For familiar music or songs, parents can also accompany their children to be catchy, so as to create a good reciting atmosphere and let them feel the support, encouragement and companionship of people around them.
Appropriate reward
Parents can give their children some incentives, such as rewarding some small gifts or rewarding their children for their excellent performance. This can help children maintain enthusiasm and motivation in the process of reciting.
Persistence and restraint
Reciting requires perseverance. For children, parents need to adhere to the agreed time, rhythm and way, and remind them in time. At the same time, children sometimes need proper restraint and guidance, and parents need to patiently guide and help children develop good reciting habits.
Make a review plan
Parents need to make a recitation plan with their children and provide enough help and encouragement during the recitation process. At the same time, children need to recite persistently in order to cultivate good habits.