1. Cultivate interest: First of all, we should stimulate children's interest in mathematics and let them feel the fun of mathematics through games, stories and objects.
2. Basic knowledge: First-year mathematics education mainly teaches basic concepts such as addition and subtraction, number recognition and comparison. Let children master these basic knowledge in an easy-to-understand way.
3. Cultivate thinking ability: teach children how to use the mathematical knowledge they have learned to solve practical problems and cultivate their logical thinking and reasoning ability.
4. Cultivate good study habits: educate children to learn good study habits such as listening carefully, thinking positively and practicing diligently.
5. Interaction between homework and classroom: Parents should pay attention to the completion of children's homework, encourage children to actively participate in classroom discussions and questions, and improve the learning effect.
6. Appropriate consolidation and expansion: On the basis of children's mastery of basic knowledge, some expansion questions can be appropriately added, so that children can continuously improve their abilities in the process of solving problems.
7. Patience guidance: For first-grade children, mathematics may be the first subject they come into contact with, so parents and teachers should be patient enough to gradually guide their children to adapt to mathematics learning.