1. Create an interesting learning environment: provide interesting and exciting learning environment for children, such as reading interesting story books, providing educational toys and games, and participating in creative art and manual activities. This can guide them to focus their attention and imagination on useful activities.
2. Establish regularity and structure: Establish a regular and structured daily life for children, including fixed work and rest time, meal time and study time. This helps children develop the ability to concentrate and control their thinking.
3. Give the right amount of free time: Set aside some free time in children's schedules, so that they can freely use their imagination and explore their hobbies. This can satisfy their curiosity and creativity.
4. Cultivate concentration: Help children improve their concentration through some simple concentration training activities, such as blind twisting, puzzles and concentration observation games.
5. Guide positive thinking: guide children to learn to turn their imagination and thinking into positive and meaningful ways. Encourage them to think and solve problems, set goals and plan actions, and actively evaluate and express their feelings.
6. Communicate with children: keep open and positive communication with children and understand their thoughts and feelings. By talking with them, you can better understand the reasons and purposes of their paranoia and give appropriate guidance and support.
Remember, thinking is a natural part of children and can stimulate their creativity and imagination. Try to keep a balance, give children enough free space, provide appropriate guidance and guidance, and help them turn their imagination and thinking ability into positive and beneficial ways.