Parents and educators should make full use of this opportunity to provide rich learning and experience for their children and help them develop in an all-round way, especially in mathematics enlightenment. At this stage, they begin to understand the concepts of numbers, shapes, sizes and spaces, and begin to learn basic mathematical skills, such as how to count, sort and classify.
So, how can parents promote their children's interest in mathematics? Counting is the most common way for children's mathematics enlightenment. Today, take counting as an example to share with parents how to make boring mathematics interesting and make children's enthusiasm for learning longer.
Counting games: play some simple counting games, such as counting to find things, skipping rope, bouncing ball and so on.
Counting stories: Tell some stories about counting, such as three little bears eating, five little birds flying home and so on. Add counting elements to stories so that children can learn to count while listening to stories.
Counting songs: sing some songs about counting, such as "12345" and "Little Bunny Darling". The numbers in songs can make children easily remember and learn.
Counting puzzles: Give children some simple digital puzzles and let them spell them out one by one from zero to eleven. This can not only help children learn to count, but also cultivate their hand-eye coordination and spatial cognition.
Digital Planet: Digital Planet combines rigorous mathematical knowledge with fun games, follows children's playful nature, stimulates children's curiosity with games, and keeps learning interest and motivation in fun exploration.