1, counting: This exercise is mainly to let students understand the concept of numbers by counting. Some objects or figures will be given in the topic, so that students can use numbers to express their numbers. For example, an apple is represented by the number 1, two apples are represented by the number 2, and so on. Through this exercise, students can exercise their counting ability and gradually understand the concept of number.
2. Comparison: This exercise is mainly to let students understand the concepts of size, length and weight through comparison. Some objects or figures will be given in the topic, so that students can compare their size, length, weight and so on, and use numbers to indicate their differences.
For example, comparing the weights of two objects, the heavier object is represented by the number 1, the lighter object is represented by the number 2, and so on. Through this exercise, students can gradually understand the concept of comparison and exercise their comparative ability.
3. One point: This exercise is mainly to let students understand the concept of classification through classification. Some objects or figures will be given in the topic, so that students can classify them according to certain standards. For example, according to color classification, put items of the same color together; Sort by shape and put items with the same shape together. Through this exercise, students can gradually understand the concept of classification and exercise their classification ability.
4. Fill in the blanks: This exercise is mainly to let students understand some basic mathematical concepts by filling in the blanks. Some fill-in-the-blank questions will be given in the topic, so that students can fill in the appropriate numbers or symbols. For example, fill in the appropriate numbers to make the equation hold; Fill in the appropriate symbols to connect two numbers. Through this exercise, students can gradually understand basic mathematical concepts and exercise their computing ability.
5. Circle: This exercise is mainly to let students understand the concept of choice through the choice of circle. Some options will be given in the topic, so that students can circle the appropriate answers. For example, circle a number greater than a certain number; Circle a number less than a certain number. Through this exercise, students can gradually understand the concept of choice and exercise their judgment ability.
Benefits of exercise for children:
1, exercises can help children consolidate what they have learned. By doing exercises, children can deepen their understanding and memory of what they have learned, so as to better master this knowledge.
2. Exercises can help children improve their thinking ability. Doing exercises requires children's thinking activities such as analysis, judgment and reasoning, which can exercise children's thinking ability and improve their thinking level.
3. Exercises can help children improve their problem-solving ability. Doing exercises requires children to solve various problems, which can exercise children's problem-solving ability and improve their problem-solving ability.
4. Exercises can also help children develop non-intellectual factors such as self-confidence and patience. When children solve a problem through their own efforts, they will feel a sense of accomplishment and can enhance their self-confidence and patience.