1. Title: Write "Kindergarten Observation Record Form" or similar title at the top of the form for easy identification.
2. Date and time: write the date and time of observation in the upper left corner of the table and record the specific observation period.
3. Child information: Write the child's name and class in the first column of the form to distinguish different children.
4. Observation items: write the observation items in the first line of the form, such as behavior, language expression, social interaction, etc. You can add or delete items as needed.
5. Observation content: In the cell of each item, write down a specific description according to the observed situation. You can use short sentences or keywords to describe your child's behavior or performance.
6. Comments and suggestions: In the cell of each item, you can add comments and suggestions for young children. For example, if the child behaves well, you can write "actively participate in activities" and give affirmation; If children need to improve, they can write "self-care ability needs to be strengthened" and provide corresponding suggestions.
7. Signature and date: At the bottom of the form, write the name and date of the observer for traceability and confirmation.
8. Summary and analysis: According to the observation records, summary and analysis can better understand the development and needs of young children and provide reference for subsequent teaching and counseling.