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Complementary color homework in preschool education
Pre-school education complementary color homework is as follows:

1, painting creation: provide children with different kinds of pigments, paper and brushes, so that children can freely use their hands and imagination to paint. You can also guide children to create according to the theme.

2, hand-made: for example, using cardboard, colored paper and other materials, let children use paper-cutting, origami and other ways to make and decorate.

3. Imitate painting: Improve children's skills by guiding them to imitate some simple paintings.

4. Observe painting: Encourage children to observe outdoors or in museums and other places, and express what they see and hear with brushes.

5. Art games: Art-themed games, such as coloring, puzzles, puzzle games, etc., can let children learn art knowledge in the game.

6. Art Exhibition: Organize children to visit art exhibitions in the region regularly to guide children to appreciate, analyze and feel art.

These methods are very suitable for children's art education. Through these activities, children can be helped to cultivate their creativity, imagination and aesthetic ability. At the same time, it can also promote children's cognition and appreciation of beauty, thus broadening their horizons.

The following are matters needing attention in children's art education:

1, safety first: ensure the safety of children in painting activities, avoid using inflammable, toxic and other dangerous materials, and minimize the use of sharp or sharp tools.

2. Create a good learning atmosphere: create a pleasant, relaxed and free learning environment, so that children can exert their creativity and imagination in a relaxed state.

3. Respect each child's personality: encourage children to express their paintings according to their own ideas and styles, and don't force children to do it completely according to adult standards.

4. Guidance rather than requirement: The painting process for children should be guidance rather than coercion, and guide children to explore different combinations of colors, lines, shapes and other elements.

5. Give full play to the role of evaluation: encourage children to try new technologies and methods, give affirmation and encouragement with a positive attitude, and give appropriate guidance and suggestions.

6. Pay attention to cultural inheritance: pass on our traditional culture and creativity to children through painting education, and encourage them to exert their imagination on this basis.

7. Abide by the laws of education: follow the characteristics of children's cognitive and psychological development, respect children's hobbies, and let children study in an equal, harmonious and open environment.