1, the basic mathematical operation of numbers: teach children basic mathematical concepts, such as the name, order and quantity of numbers. This can be achieved by counting, counting numbers, counting objects and other activities. Gradually guide children to know addition and subtraction, for example, by counting objects, toys or numbers. This helps children to establish an arithmetic foundation.
2. Comparative classification: teach children how to compare the size, shape, color and other characteristics of objects and classify or group them. This helps to cultivate children's logical thinking and classification ability. Introduce the concepts of children's patterns and sequences, such as ABAB and ABCABC. This helps to cultivate children's reasoning and problem-solving skills.
3. Shape, geometry and harmony: teach children to know various shapes (such as circles, squares, triangles, etc.). ) and explore their attributes and relationships. This helps to cultivate geometric thinking. Teach children how to measure length, weight and capacity, and guide them to use different measuring tools, such as rulers and scales.
4. Time, calendar and problem solving: guide children to understand the concept of time, including different time periods in a day, days and months in a week. Use calendars to emphasize the concept of dates. Encourage children to think, propose solutions and conduct experiments by providing various questions and puzzles. This helps to cultivate the ability to solve problems.
Science education information for preschool children.
1. Science education for preschool children is an educational process designed to satisfy children's curiosity and desire to explore, and to cultivate their scientific thinking and skills. This stage of education aims to help children build up their understanding of the world, stimulate their interest and lay a solid foundation for further scientific study in the future through personal experience, observation and exploration.
2. The importance of early childhood science education Early childhood is one of the fastest periods of brain development. In this critical period, science education can provide the following benefits for children to cultivate curiosity. Science education encourages children to ask questions and find answers, thus cultivating children's curiosity and active learning ability.
3. Developing Observation Children accumulate information by observing and perceiving the surrounding environment, which helps to develop their observation and perception. Promote thinking science education to stimulate children's thinking and problem-solving ability, and cultivate children's logical thinking and reasoning ability.