For example, when learning Chinese characters by hand: pull, pull, carry, pick, type, etc. First, use pictures to arouse children's interest in learning. Put these words on the pictures of the corresponding actions, and let the children read while watching the pictures, and they will soon know each other.

2. Learn words while playing games:

Make these words into separate cards first, and let the children observe what these four words have in common. Why do they have such a common idea? They can quickly conclude that there are hand-shaped characters beside them, because the actions of these four words are all done by hand.

The difference is the right half. Adults can give their children corresponding actions and ask them to hold up the corresponding word cards. Let every boring Chinese character reflect the corresponding image in your mind, and it will be much easier to remember.

3, using story books to learn Chinese characters:

Some illustrated story books, children can't wait to ask adults to read them to him as soon as they get them, and want to listen to them again and again. At this time, you can tell the story first, and then let the children read it themselves. At this time, let the children put forward the new words separately, understand and analyze them one by one, and remember them through image memory and reasoning memory.

Then put the new words back into the story and read them completely. Finally, review the new words and read the sentences by various games. Finally, children can read stories and new words.