As teachers, we should create a relaxed language learning environment for children and integrate language learning into their daily lives. From greeting people in the park every day, to the language expression when you need help when you encounter problems in game sports, to the language expression when you interact with teachers and peers in teaching activities, and then to the language expression when you have time to call for toys. ...

These are different ways to develop children's language expression. Teachers should seize any opportunity to stimulate children's desire for language expression and make them willing to express their thoughts and wishes.

One thing that the teacher mentioned in the training made me feel very much, that is, to cultivate children's civilized language habits. During the training, the teacher also mentioned that many places in the world are talking about some uncivilized phenomena of China people's tourism.

This is actually a warning to the teacher. It is very important to teach children to speak politely. For example:

Teach children to respect their elders and adults. Ask children to greet people actively, enthusiastically and generously in polite language, and say good morning, hello and goodbye.

Teach children to say "please help me …" when they are in trouble and need help, and say "thank you" when they get help.

Teach children to apologize sincerely when they don't pay attention to influencing others, but when others influence them, they can restrain and understand others and say, "Never mind, never mind."

Teach children not to interrupt or interfere when others are talking; Adults talk to themselves, listen attentively, don't interrupt others, don't leave, don't get bored. When something urgent needs to be discussed in time, you should say hello. When someone asks you a question, you should answer it carefully.

Teach children to have good language habits and speak loudly so that everyone can hear them; The speed should be moderate, neither fast nor slow; The language should be accurate and the words should be clear. Look at each other when you talk, don't look around and don't swear.

Teach children to be polite in language education, and their behavior will subconsciously become civilized and polite in daily life.

I have my own ideas on how to promote children's language expression: cross-age interactive activities can be carried out. When children have certain communication skills, small group games based on classes cannot meet the needs of children to imitate social activities.

At this time, we can expand the scope of children's communication and carry out cross-age interactive activities. Focusing on the activities of "bringing up the small", each class can find its own connection with classes of different ages, and organize "bringing up the small" game activities regularly every semester to consciously find the game content suitable for the cooperation between the children of the two classes.