It should be emphasized that children's logical thinking begins to form at the age of 3-7, so parents should seize this important period and lay a good foundation for their logical thinking. The specific method is that the teacher of Ji Meng Online gives advice, starting with the dialogue, as follows:

1, classified

Classification is an excellent way to train children's mathematical logical thinking. In life, children often come into contact with classification games such as toy classification, clothes classification and furniture classification. Parents can guide their children to play more.

When playing classification games, parents should pay attention to asking questions to guide their children to think, find the similarities and differences of things, and guide them to think about whether there are other classification methods, such as color classification, preference classification, size classification and so on. After the child is proficient, he will continue to guide the child to a variety of classification methods.

2. Instill the children with the concept of order.

Usually, parents can demonstrate more ways to tell stories in sequence, such as from far to near, from left to right, from top to bottom, and washing hands before eating. ..................................................................................................................................

3. Establish a sense of time

Generally speaking, the concept of time is very vague for children. Parents can make a timetable for their children, record some behaviors of their children, and then show them, and use more time sentences such as "before", "after", "immediately", "immediately" and "wait" to form their time concept imperceptibly, children.

4. Logical statement

When talking with children, logical sentences are often used, such as "because …", "not only … but also …", "although …", "up, down, left, right, front and back" and other words are fully expressed in the sentences. At the same time, you can also use ordinal numbers such as "first", "second" and "third" when telling or retelling stories.

5. Encourage children to express more and argue with them when they disagree.

Arguing with children often can help children develop critical thinking and look at problems from multiple angles, and can also help children establish critical thinking patterns, thus cultivating their critical thinking ability, research, analysis and judgment ability and good communication ability. This lays a good foundation for children to have an objective, inclusive, understanding and multi-dimensional thinking in the future.