Observation is an important way for children to know things, and it is also the basis of feeding and planting activities. Through observation, children can get to know animals and plants and accumulate more scientific knowledge. At the same time, observation is also of great significance to children's intellectual development, especially the cultivation of observation ability and thinking ability.

Comprehensive psychological activity

Observation is a comprehensive psychological activity, which is of great significance to children's intellectual development, especially the cultivation of observation ability and thinking ability. In observation, children can directly contact the world around them, gain direct scientific experience, constantly discover the mysteries of nature and ask questions, thus stimulating their desire to explore.

Use multiple senses

Because children's observation has the characteristics of carelessness, one-sided limitation and slow response, we need to teach them how to perceive things comprehensively and carefully by using senses such as vision, hearing, touch and smell. From simple to complex, from rough to detailed, observe step by step.

Stimulate the desire to explore

In daily life, we should provide children with opportunities to observe, guide them to observe the animals and plants around them and inspire them to think. In this way, children can not only master the knowledge about animals and plants, but also lay a solid foundation for future breeding and planting activities.