Play games with children. Interactive playroom is a favorite way for children to learn, and it is also the most conducive to parent-child relationship. For example, fighting with children to climb stairs, or fighting for things, and so on. By playing games, children can not only exercise their hands-on ability and sports ability, but also cultivate their attention, observation, endurance and sense of competition, which is very beneficial to their future growth and development. Teaching children to do comparative mathematics enlightenment involves not only counting, but also graphic geometry, time and space, logical reasoning, comparative classification and so on.
Parents use things from life to teach their children the knowledge of size contrast and shape collocation. For example, when eating, let the children compare whose bowl is bigger and holds more things, and even guide the children to operate and how to hold it. Many parents who want to know before teaching their children to count will think of teaching their children to count when they are enlightened in mathematics. In fact, it can be counted at any time. They don't simply let children remember numbers, but let them understand them. Before teaching children to count, parents should guide them to observe things in life.
Understand the differences in size, weight and height, and then guide the children to understand the number 1234. Stimulating children's interest in mathematics is not only counting, addition and subtraction, but also connecting with reality, so that children can find the relationship between numbers and shapes in their lives and guide them to understand and use the practical significance of abstract numbers, thus linking mathematics with daily life. This is the most suitable way for parents to enlighten their children in mathematics.