This is the first step to enlighten the baby's intelligence. Children must be allowed to appreciate and know the colorful world around them from birth, accept all kinds of stimuli brought by the changing environment, activate their brains, and make them react differently, think quickly, and be smart and lovely.

The specific approach is to create conditions for children to be exposed to a wide range of shapes and colors, from toys to home furnishings. Besides watching, let them listen, touch, play, experience and know with their little hands.

/kloc-children over 0/year old like to pack boxes, cover them and knock on things, which is a special way for them to know the world. If they watch more, listen more, touch more and play more, they will know some superficial knowledge, make their feelings and perceptions more acute, and their intelligence will naturally be improved.

Parents can play games with their children in daily life and teach them these simple and specific things purposefully.

Cultivate memory

When children are older and can speak independently, they can be taught to recite short nursery rhymes. When they are about 2-3 years old, they can be asked to recite short poems or stories. At the same time, you can also exercise, put your toys or small clothes somewhere and let him (her) find them purposefully. For example, say to the child, "Find out the little red leather shoes that Dad bought for you."

"MengMeng, get your story book about wolves." "Where did Mom tell the story yesterday?" This is a way to cultivate children's memory. Adults can also tell their children a simple thing by telling them a sentence, so that they can tell others and cultivate their memory ability. Of course, literacy and counting are also good ways to exercise memory, and these methods can be carried out alternately.

3. Exercise thinking and imagination

To cultivate children's thinking ability, we must first train children's analytical ability and classification ability. At first, children can recognize a toy or furniture from some toys or furniture, and they can also be taught to distinguish their little hands and feet from their five senses.

Then, children can be trained to pick out building blocks with the same color and shape from a large pile of wood, and distinguish which ones are vegetables and which ones are fruits from a variety of foods, and gradually improve their analytical ability. After the age of 3, they can be asked to do simple jigsaw puzzles.

A child's imagination will not appear until a certain age. Generally speaking, when they "understand personnel", they can carry out training and exercise in this area. It started with the game. Parents can make The Imitation Game by hand or with small toys.

For example, make it look like a rabbit or a chicken by hand, and then ask the child if it looks like a rabbit. Does it look like a chicken? Girls can buy a doll, make a small quilt and pillow for the doll, let the child sleep with it and feed it with a spoon.

When the children are older, do paper cutting, simple painting, plasticine kneading, beach modeling, snowman making, etc. Stay with them and let the children imagine what these are like. This will allow children to spread their imagination.

You can also tell them fairy tales or short stories to make up different results among them, enrich their imagination and prepare for cultivating their creativity.

Letting children know words, numbers, colors and shapes noisily will force them to use lower-level thinking processes instead of developing their learning ability. It's like training a puppy to play tricks in a circus: when the puppy rolls on the ground and counts to three, it doesn't really know arithmetic, it's just performing stunts. These stunts not only do not help to cultivate children's learning ability, but may even be harmful.

The benefits of early childhood education

1. Early childhood education can enrich children's knowledge.

2. Early childhood education can develop children's intelligence.

3. Early childhood enlightenment education can cultivate curiosity and thirst for knowledge.

The Importance of Early Childhood Enlightenment Education

1. Early childhood enlightenment education can raise parents' expectations and increase children's interest in reading.

2, usually give children a stage to play their imagination, let him make up his own story according to the plot he already knows.

3, usually induce children to ask more questions, so that children can be happy to think and like to explore.

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