2-3-year-old babies have strong mechanical memory, while Tang poems are short, rhyming and catchy, and babies like to recite them very much. Although they can't understand the meaning and artistic conception of this poem well, reciting Tang poems will play a subtle role, just like listening to stories. Ancient poems express rich humanistic knowledge connotation with concise words. Every Tang poem seems to be a Chinese painting. When babies recite, although they don't know the meaning of words, it doesn't prevent them from appreciating beauty and sowing the seeds of Chinese culture in their little hearts. During the day-to-day recitation, they gradually learned about the writing style of the ancients, which also laid a certain foundation for studying ancient Chinese in the future.
The benefits of reciting Tang poems
Tang poetry is the brightest pearl in the ancient culture of China. It has a history of more than 65,438+0,000 years, and people are still chanting praises. Many parents learn to use Tang poetry as a textbook for family enlightenment education. The metrical poems and quatrains in Tang poetry are short and pithy, with catchy rhymes. By reciting Tang poems, children can be influenced by China culture since childhood, which has the following advantages:
1 can exercise children's memory.
Some chapters in Tang poetry are similar to nursery rhymes. Children have a good memory and can recite them easily. Ordinary children's songs are of poor artistry; Many chapters in Tang poetry are artistic and artistic. Reciting a little Tang poetry often helps to enhance children's memory.
2. Children will be influenced by aesthetic feeling.
Many chapters in Tang poetry are beautifully written, such as "I woke up easily in this spring morning". Birds are singing everywhere around me, but now I still remember that night, that storm, I wonder how many flowers were broken? "or" the mountains cover the day, and the sea drains the golden river. " Poems such as "Two orioles singing green willows and a row of egrets flying into the sky" are very poetic. Let children read more books and recite more, which can cultivate beauty and be beneficial to physical and mental health.
3. It can lay a foundation for children to learn Chinese in the future.
In poetry, there are many words that children don't know and many grammatical phenomena. Reciting some poems in preschool stage can let children get in touch with Chinese knowledge in advance. Many people's good literary accomplishment is related to their contact with Tang poetry since childhood.
4, can let children know some historical knowledge.
Tang poetry is an ancient culture. When explaining Tang poetry to children, children can naturally understand some historical knowledge with the explanation. This is more popular with children than simply talking about history.
The misunderstanding of reciting Tang poetry
Some parents may worry that some children don't understand some poems, and it doesn't matter if they don't understand them. An educator put forward an idea. For children, what they don't understand may be like a piece of ice. When children swallow them, they will melt. However, it takes a long time and a short time. Generally speaking, with the growth of age, the understanding of poetry is getting deeper and deeper. This is different from asking students to recite the text: there is no ideological pressure on children, and the purpose is to make use of their good memory potential so that it will not be wasted.
Ways to make babies recite Tang poems better.
1, beginners learn to recite Tang poetry, starting with what the baby is familiar with.
For example, the moonlight, frosty moon and bright moon in Silent Night Thinking are all familiar things for the baby. It is easy for the baby to remember and even understand the meaning of the poem, and it is easy to stimulate his interest in learning.
2. Reciting Tang poems is suitable for parents and children to read together. First, it can enhance the parent-child relationship. Second, it can make the baby like reciting Tang poems because of the company of adults.
In fact, babies (especially only children) always want to be accompanied by their parents. Parents can use the time of reciting Tang poems to enjoy happy time with their babies and have a friendship competition to see who can recite them quickly and well.
3. Answer your baby's questions in time.
In fact, the baby is very curious. He will ask many questions, such as what does this poem mean? Parents should let the baby read it after several times and explain the main idea of the poem in simple language. If there are books, they can explain them with pictures. Then focus on words that are unfamiliar to individual babies. For example, in Silent Night Thinking, you should explain your hometown in detail, wondering, looking up and thinking, so that your baby can not only know what it is, but also know why, which deepens your baby's understanding of poetry.
4. Try to find or use the artistic conception of Tang poetry in time, so that the baby can further understand the meaning of poetry.
For example, if you take your baby to a children's art exhibition, you can recite "Painting"; If you are taking your baby to the countryside, you can recite "Compassion for Farmers"; If you take your baby to the grassland in spring, you can of course recite the Song of Grass and Chile.
Matters needing attention for children to recite Tang poems
1. You can recite simple and short quatrains at first. This is easy to arouse children's interest.
2. It's best for children to read the words first. Even if he doesn't know words, he can have a concept of what words are and what poems are. You can teach him a few simple Chinese characters.
3, prepare a small book, it is best to recite one, copy one, be aware of it, and encourage children to make persistent efforts.
4. If children go to primary school and learn hanyu pinyin, they can buy a poem with hanyu pinyin to read. This has two purposes. It can not only review Chinese Pinyin, but also remove the obstacles of not knowing Chinese characters when reciting poems. It can also cultivate children's ability to acquire knowledge on their own initiative, without parents reading it to him.
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