My children have been exposed to ancient poetry since the middle class of kindergarten. At that time, the kindergarten had organized a singing contest, and I asked the children to choose their favorite songs. At that time, he happened to be listening to "Reading Tang Poetry" arranged by Gu Jianfen, and he immediately chose several songs. So, I have been playing videos for him on my mobile phone. Soon, the children wrote down the lyrics inside, and it may be logical to recite those ancient poems. Since then, children's love for ancient poetry has been out of control. He pesters me to read ancient poems every day, and he can keep them in mind when I read them. In order to enhance children's first impression of ancient poems, I gradually tried to express the meaning of each ancient poem to him, and he always listened with relish. In the future, I will learn ancient poems for my children first, and he asked me to explain the meaning of ancient poems word by word. That's it. The children spent more than a year memorizing all the ancient poems that were clearly required to be memorized in primary and junior high school textbooks.
Naturally, children don't have to memorize ancient poems by rote. Parents must make clear the progress of reciting ancient poems according to their children's acceptance. At first, parents should let their children recite ancient poems instead of pursuing perfection. They should take the enthusiasm of shaping children as the leading factor. They'd better read more books and read the rhythm and rhyme of ancient poems. After children gradually understand ancient poetry, parents should tell their children the meaning of ancient poetry and let them remember it on the basis of analysis. Not only should you remember quickly, but you can also gain self-confidence and gradually become fascinated with ancient poetry. Even if they recite an ancient poem every day, there will be no problem.
Concluding remarks
Children in the first grade of primary school can gradually get in touch with ancient poems and try to recite them. However, parents should control their children's progress in reading ancient poems and don't put too much pressure on them. As long as parents' correct guidance is timely, children can easily learn excellent ancient poems.