According to Piaget's cognitive development theory, children in primary school are in the concrete operation stage.

Children at this stage have logical thinking and scattered reversible operations, but generally they can only operate on specific things and images.

Therefore, children in primary school should not judge mathematics by the degree of difficulty, but should cultivate children's interest according to their development stage.

So, how to cultivate children's interest in learning mathematics in daily life?

First of all, parents should be patient with their homework.

If parents help their children with their homework, they often lose patience, and some parents even label their children as "stupid".

After a long time, it is easy for children to lose their confidence and interest in learning mathematics well, so parents should adjust their mentality and correct their attitude.

Second, using network multimedia to realize interesting learning.

Some online courses are intuitive and interesting, which can attract children's attention.

Parents can use some online math courses to play math with their children and cultivate their interest in learning math.

Third, play math games with children.

For example, parents can play games with their children if they want to exercise their children's ability to add, subtract and calculate words within 100.

See who answered many good questions within the specified time, so that children can feel the joy of learning in parent-child games.

Finally, mathematics learning should be close to life.

Mathematics learning is rigorous and requires children's care and patience. According to the children's curriculum, parents can guide their children to learn mathematics in their lives.

For example, when studying in general, there are children's favorite chocolates at home. Five mothers, eight fathers, seven brothers and six you. How many chocolates does everyone have on average?

Through such examples in life, let children feel the importance and interest in learning mathematics.

In short, children's intelligence is similar. It is more important for parents to stimulate their children's interest in learning with their own intelligence than whether they are doing it correctly.