Every day when I go back to the classroom, all I see are blocks all over the floor and messy desktops, which makes me a little angry. What surprised me even more was that several grandmothers were actually helping, not helping to clean up, but "grabbing" the building blocks in the children's hands. This made me realize that we need to further strengthen the education and guidance of children, and we must never let this bad behavior become a habit.

Explain the rules of the game patiently.

I use the morning conversation time every day to patiently explain the rules of the game, educate my children to be humble to each other, and take the initiative to share the building blocks in their hands when they are late.

Timely praise and encouragement

I encourage children to obey the rules. As long as they make a little progress, I will give them timely praise and encouragement. The power of praise and encouragement is infinite.

Change bad behavior

After our frank communication, those grandmothers also changed their previous practices and stopped building blocks for their children. Rules are necessary, but at the same time, children's feelings should be respected.

Build building blocks in an orderly way

A week has passed, and the children have been able to build blocks in an orderly way under my guidance. In the process of guiding children to form good habits, we need to start from small things.