However, concentration is not like "raising your hand" or "jumping", which can be learned through learning. I have never heard of any child going to cram school to learn "intention" and "concentration", but parents can really improve their children's concentration by doing homework and using some clever means. For example, the 12 classic game shared below is excellent material. Some of these games are visual training, some are auditory training and some are hands-on training. You can choose according to your child's personality characteristics.
▋ 1, long-distance tennis needs relatively simple props, a tennis/table tennis+a paper tube+an iron ring. The content of the game is to tie some wires on the iron ring, and after straightening, transport the ball on the iron ring to the paper tube, which requires everyone to adjust the balance very intently to succeed.
If you want to increase the difficulty, you can set a route for your child, set obstacles on this route, and let your child dribble along this obstacle route. Adults can jump out to interfere when the child is unprepared, but they can't have physical contact and can distract him or her with words.
▋2. Choosing a joystick, drawing building blocks, selecting a joystick, placing dominoes, drawing building blocks, etc. all require patience and concentration. When playing these games with children, parents can pretend to urge or create a little accident to disturb their children.
▋3. There are many books such as maze walking, which can be bought for children to do, or you can play maze board games-download some maze maps from the Internet, and of course the most interesting thing is to draw your own maze to play. Here are three interesting maze templates:
4. Let's find fault with this game. Everyone is familiar with it. You can play on the computer, and there are also book games.
But we can play some games like this at home:
Mother changed a pair of glasses to see if the child noticed;
Hang various accessories on several people, let the children remember them after reading them, and then secretly exchange one or two to see if the children can find them;
The furnishings in the living room at home are secretly changed, so that children can see where there are changes and so on.
Exercising children's observation in daily life not only helps to enhance children's visual attention, but also helps children pay attention to life and writing.
5. Guess where I am. Hungarian cartoonist Gergely Dudas recently published his Easter celebration cartoon, which brought readers several attention challenges:
(1) There are so many rabbits that we can't find an egg. Can a clever reader find a way to help him find Easter eggs?
Tip: eggs are hidden in the middle of rabbits' ears. Did you find it?
Christmas is coming. A panda was so playful that he got into the snowman. Can you find it?
A cat hides in an owl. How can I find it?
Tip: the beak of an owl and the mouth of a kitten are the key to distinguish!
(4) Have the children seen Star Wars? This time, the panda was hidden in the clone army. Please find it.
6. The word solitaire means that the suffix said by one person is the prefix of the next person. For example: "Man-Man-All Living Beings-Life-Destiny-Luck ……" If the difficulty increases, you can play games such as idioms solitaire and Poetry Solitaire.
▋7. Keyword search Read a passage to your child and let your child pay attention to several agreed keywords: for example, "Xiao Ming" and "Yes". This requires the child's attention to complete the task.
The difficulty can also be upgraded. For example, the Chinese exam topic in the picture below: Big Uncle went to Second Uncle's house to find Third Uncle and said that Fourth Uncle was cheated by Fifth Uncle to go to Sixth Uncle's house and stole 1000 yuan that Seventh Uncle put in Eighth Uncle's locker (Ninth Uncle borrowed the salary from Tenth Uncle to Eleventh Uncle). Q: 1. Who is the thief? 2. Whose money was it originally?
▋8. Listening to who is talking and listening to the voice blindfolded is also good training for you. Give the child a video. Whenever there is a sound, let the child tell what it is.
▋9. Black box game can combine this game with math learning. Divide building blocks of different sizes and shapes into two groups, one of which is placed in an opaque paper box. Pick a building block placed outside and let the children touch out the building blocks with the same shape and size in the carton.
▋ 10, guessing game This is a classic game that your parents often played when they were young. One person closes his eyes and the other writes on the palm or back of his hand. You can also write it on your back and let the person who is written guess what words are written.
▋ 1 1. Sort the stories and choose a short story, which disrupts the order of the stories. Let the children analyze what is wrong with the logic. Then let the children put the stories in order and tell them. For example, the following five pictures:
▋ 12, brain teasers. Pay attention to collecting some brain teasers at ordinary times and share them with your children when you are free. This will not only exercise your brain and attention, but also promote parent-child relationship while children laugh. For example:
There is a kind of cloth that is very long, wide and beautiful, but it can't be used to make clothes, and nothing can be done. Why? (Because it's a waterfall)
The clock struck thirteen. What should I do now? (It's time to repair)
There are many teeth. What's your favorite thing to bite your hair? (comb)
The concentration should start at an early age and should be in line with the child's physiological age. I remember one time, I held a parent-teacher conference, and a classmate's family sent his grandfather to hold it. This grandfather is an old intellectual. When the video of the headmaster's speech began to play in the classroom, parents either whispered or played with their mobile phones. Grandpa felt that his hearing was disturbed, so he couldn't help getting angry. He said loudly, "Tell your children to pay attention in class and see what you are like?" ! "The parents present bowed their heads in embarrassment.
In fact, these parents who can make their careers flourish must have the determination to do things, but they often maintain the habit of determination in their lives, but they have not been cultivated since childhood.