In the process of painting, the person who can inspire children's enthusiasm for painting is probably the person who paints with her. It is best for children to have brothers and sisters of similar age. As long as one of them likes painting, the other one is easily influenced to become a painter with the other. If the child has no brothers or sisters, then the people who are most qualified to accompany the painting are usually parents. If you really want to steal some laziness, you can find her some painting partners and invite friends' children to paint at home or sketch outdoors. This is also a very good method. You will be more willing to draw with your partners, and you will find that they will learn from each other and inspire each other in the process of drawing.

First of all, use painting tools to stimulate interest.

Painting tools are always the best stimulus for children to pick up brushes. When they are young, it is suggested to get a small white board with magnetism for children to doodle casually, and then match it with a set of the most common crayons. The principle is not easy to break, the simpler the better, not the kind that can be rotated, because children are too curious when they are young, and the more complicated the pen is, they are often attracted by the pen itself and it is not easy to concentrate on painting. Larger ones can be matched with black and white boards like IKEA. You can stand graffiti, chalk or paper, and all kinds of needs are met. Before the age of three, children's graffiti was mainly a variety of messy lines, irregular geometric figures and messy colors. Children can only do it occasionally at this time? Careless? A work I have seen, these are all normal.

Second, in-depth understanding.

I think parents have the responsibility to guide their children to know more about the objects she likes to paint and help them develop their ideas. For example, if a girl likes to draw Barbie dolls at ordinary times, then find out her favorite Barbie picture book, watch how the picture book is drawn together, and encourage her to try to draw according to the drawing method of the picture book. This is the most primitive copying training. Putting her favorite Barbie doll on the table and drawing objects from different angles is a simple sketch training. Take her Barbie to the park, put Barbie in the corner of the park, and draw a scene with Barbie in the park. This is an outdoor sketch. Put Barbie away, perhaps with the help of a story, or even if there is nothing, let her compose music at will and design Barbie on the screen, which is free creation.

Third, show and affirm the results.

After drawing so many pictures, don't forget to give the children a chance to show their works. Stick it on the wall, bind it into a book and put it in a special box. Enjoy it with the children and show it to her friends. You can also play better, such as printing pictures on T-shirts as parent-child clothes. Usually give feedback to children's finished works as patiently as possible, look at their paintings carefully and give detailed comments. In addition, children can also be encouraged to participate in some painting competitions organized by schools or outside, mainly for the purpose of exchange of different art forms, and don't care too much about the results of the competitions.