The main feature is that the writing area is in the shape of "day", which is convenient for practicing the standardized writing of numbers. Common types are 8 lines of 10 and 10 lines of 12.
To develop good writing habits, we must start from an early age and start from the basics. We all know that Chinese characters have writing norms, but few people know that numbers also have writing norms. Some people write beautiful numbers that make people feel comfortable, while others write numbers that make people feel uncomfortable. This is related to the standard degree of digital writing.
Standardized digital writing is the basis of learning mathematics. Therefore, in the early days of children's contact with numbers, parents should carefully read the correct writing of each number and guide their children to standardize their writing.
Primary school is the first stage for a person to accept systematic learning, and what kind of habits are formed at this stage is also very important for his later life.
Generally speaking, for writing, Chinese subjects emphasize more. In fact, standardized writing of mathematics is also very important. Here, not only the Arabic numerals are correctly written, but also the figures are carefully, meticulously and neatly written. We should also pay attention to the specification of specific topic format and clever writing in the calculation process, which directly affect the calculation accuracy of students.
Some students have a high calculation error rate. Although there are some reasons, such as unclear concepts, not really understanding arithmetic and mastering algorithms, it is also one of the important reasons that they have not developed good writing habits. Some students didn't master arithmetic, nor did they miscalculate the questions because of their poor computing ability, mainly because they didn't write in a standardized way.
In math homework, some students write the numbers 0-9 irregularly, but looking back at these numbers for a while, they may not recognize what they are writing.
Therefore, starting from students' usual homework writing, students are required to write correctly and try not to scribble and correct when doing homework. Secondly, when writing numbers, we should distinguish between 1 and 7, 0 and 6, and we should not write them vaguely and speciously. Of course, mathematics writing is not only serious, but also includes whether the writing format of the topic is standardized. It is also important to guide students to standardize the writing format.
Teach written arithmetic, solve equations, etc. , all need to teach students the correct writing format. For example, the vertical calculation of column addition requires students to write only one number in a cell, emphasizing the alignment between numbers. The position of the plus sign in the vertical line and the writing of the horizontal line equivalent to the equal sign are also important.
For another example, in the senior year, there were many mistakes in the mixed operation of fractional multiplication and division because of irregular writing (the divisor was written in the wrong position, which led to the wrong number). There is also the "elementary arithmetic" that we will learn in the future. Many children's calculation accuracy is not high, for many reasons. According to the analysis of a large number of wrong questions, only a small part is caused by not mastering the calculation rules, and more is caused by irregular writing.
Also, whether the equal sign is aligned when solving the equation in the fifth grade and whether the two numbers of the dividend are written separately when solving the greatest common divisor by short division are easy to make mistakes. Therefore, in addition to emphasizing the correct format stipulated in the textbook, we will also emphasize that students should standardize the writing format, so that the error rate of students' calculation will be less.
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When children learn to write numbers, they usually use "Tian Zige" books (or Japanese books). First, they should explain to their children the upper, lower and left parts of the "Tian" shape. The font should be filled in the upper and lower squares on the left (that is, the first word "day"), but it should not be out of line. Then explain the writing order according to each number, that is, where to start using the pen, in what direction, how to turn the corner, etc.
First explain the demonstration to familiarize the children with the stroke order and strokes, then let the children try to write in Tian Zige's book twice, and then the parents will check the comments to help the children master the writing essentials again.
1 and "1" are like chalk. They start from the upper right corner of the calendar and go all the way to the lower left corner. This is not simply connecting two corners.
2._2 "Like a duckling, touch the line on the left from the pen, then touch the line up to the right to form a semicircle, diagonal to the lower left corner, and touch the line horizontally.
3. "3 is like an ear. When you start writing, you don't touch the line, you touch the line up, then you touch the line down, bend it slightly into a semicircle in the middle, turn to the lower right above the dotted line, touch the bottom line down, and finally, bend up and touch the line.
4. "4" is like a small flag, starting from the middle of the upper line, rowing to the lower grid to the left, touching the left line and then bending to the right to touch the line. The second pen goes down near the upper right corner and touches the middle line below.
5, "5" is like a hook, starting from less than half of the upper line, going down to the left corner, drawing a big semicircle above the middle line, touching the right line and ending at the left line. Finally, draw a horizontal line on it.
6. "6" is like a whistle Draw a solitary shape from the upper line to the right, touch the left line and the bottom line, and touch the right line up to draw a small circle, with the top of the small circle exceeding the center line.
7. "7" is like a hoe. Draw a horizontal line from the upper left corner to the upper right corner, then fold it down and touch the line to the left in the middle of the bottom line.
8. Eight is like a doll. From the upper right line to the left line, a semicircle is formed, and then it turns to the lower right line to form a circle, which touches the right line, the lower line and the left line, intersects the original line upward, above the middle line, and finally, the line reaches a place near the upper right corner and slightly away from the pen. Not sealed.
9. "9" is like a spoon. Draw a circle from near the lower right corner to the lower left corner and then to the middle of the bottom line, with four sides touching the lines in the grid above.
10 and "10" are like chalk and eggs. "10" occupies two spaces, and "1" is written in the left space. Draw an ellipse on the right and touch the upper, lower, left and right boundaries.