1. Gamification learning: Let children learn math concepts in play through interesting math games and toys. For example, using teaching AIDS such as puzzles, building blocks or cards, let children perform simple addition and subtraction operations.
2. Visual-assisted teaching: Use visual AIDS such as charts, graphics and pictures to help children understand mathematical concepts. For example, use color charts to show the order of numbers, or use graphics to teach geometry.
3. Storytelling teaching: integrate mathematical concepts into interesting stories, so that children can understand and remember mathematical knowledge through story plots. For example, write a story about a small animal having an addition contest, so that children can learn addition while listening to the story.
4. Practical operation: Let children do practical math operations by themselves, such as counting with a counting stick or making simple shopping calculations with coins. Through practical operation, let children better understand mathematical concepts.
5. Diversified learning resources: provide diversified mathematics learning resources, including picture books, educational software and online education platforms. Let children contact mathematics in different learning environments to stimulate their interest in learning.
In short, children's mathematics enlightenment should focus on cultivating children's interest and understanding of basic concepts, and let children learn mathematics in a relaxed and happy atmosphere through gamification, visual assistance, storytelling, practical operation and diversified learning resources.