1. Early to bed and early to rise
Three to six years old is the best time for children to form habits.
Read picture books
It only takes 10 minutes every day. Read the words while reading. Pay attention to "pointing". After three years, you will get a child with great literacy and understanding.
3 read ancient poems
Listen to 10-20 minutes of ancient poetry every day, and what you hear will become your child's deepest memory.
4. Let children learn to take care of themselves
From the first day of kindergarten, adhere to the three noes.
(1). Don't help children with their schoolbags:
(2). Don't feed the children;
(3) Don't walk with your child in your arms.
Being a cruel parent will make children stronger and stronger.
Society organization
Children who organize toys and books with their children every day will be very orderly. After attending primary school, the good points are gradually revealed, so parents don't have to worry.
Form habits in small classes
Early to bed, early to rise, regular work and rest.
Be able to eat by yourself, concentrate on eating your own food and learn to gargle.
No Littering
Can put on and take off simple clothes
Play games together and follow the rules. Don't make any noise or push other children in group activities.
No hitting, no swearing.
Can remember the names of teachers and good friends.
Learn to line up.
I can take the initiative to wash my hands before meals, after defecation and when my hands are dirty. I can basically take care of myself and talk to my teacher in time.
Say the requirements of defecation, say goodbye to teachers and elders, don't put toys and supplies in your mouth, get help from others, and say thank you if you like to explore.
Form habits among the middle class
Learn to pack your things and toys.
Be able to put on your own clothes, shoes and socks, and distinguish between positive and negative.
Treasure books and toys.
Don't be picky about food and eat less snacks.
Be able to listen carefully and understand the teacher's requirements
Know the correct reading and writing posture
Read at least one picture book every day.
Will tell a short story.
Willing to help others.
Know how to share with good friends, not bully others, and know how to protect yourself from bullying. Speak naturally and fluently in the group, keep order when you go out and don't fall behind.
Can remember parents' phone numbers and home addresses.
Don't trust strangers, don't eat strangers and don't walk with strangers.
Master the correct method of washing hands and faces.
Form a habit in a large class
Keep reading or picture books for more than half an hour.
Develop correct reading and writing posture
I can prepare supplies, clothes, etc. Every night the next day.
Take the initiative to make friends with others
Actively wash your guilt and socks.
Help parents do housework as much as they can.
Be able to control your behavior and consciously abide by the etiquette and rules in public places.
Have a sense of right and wrong, know right and wrong, and be able to take the initiative to summarize and reflect on yourself.
Be able to clearly describe what you have seen and heard and express your thoughts.
Know how to respect the old and love the young.