2. Create practical application situations: connect mathematics with real life, and let children know the application value of mathematics in daily life, such as calculating when shopping and measuring the length of objects.
3. Use interactive teaching AIDS: Using interactive teaching AIDS such as math building blocks and counting sticks can help children intuitively understand math concepts and increase their interest in learning.
4. Cultivate mathematical thinking habits: encourage children to think logically and solve problems, for example, by solving mathematical problems or participating in mathematical competitions to cultivate children's mathematical thinking ability.
5. Give positive encouragement and rewards: When children make progress in mathematics, give affirmation and rewards in time to enhance their self-confidence and interest in mathematics.
6. Create an interesting learning environment: Creating an interesting and relaxed learning environment at home or school, such as posting math-related posters and playing math education videos, can attract children's attention.
7. Find books and resources that inspire mathematics: Choose some books, websites or applications that inspire mathematics, so that children can cultivate their interest in mathematics through reading and exploration.
8. Explore mathematics with children: Doing mathematical experiments and observing and exploring with children, such as measuring the weight of objects and observing the changes of shapes, can increase children's curiosity and interest in mathematics.
9. Cultivate mathematical communication skills: Encourage children to share their mathematical thinking and problem-solving methods with others, and cultivate children's mathematical communication skills by participating in math clubs and discussion groups.
10. Set an example: As parents or educators, they should show their interest and love for mathematics, become role models for children, and stimulate their interest in mathematics.