How to exercise children’s observation skills

1 Help children clearly observe objects If the object of observation is determined, children should be encouraged to observe carefully and not to move the target easily until the observation is very detailed. When a child looks at a goldfish, he may only be interested in the fish swimming around in the water, and then look at other things for a while. At this time, clues should be provided to guide him to continue to observe other characteristics of the goldfish. With clear observation tasks, children will be able to focus their attention more actively and actively, and they will also observe more carefully. 2. Guide children to observe things from multiple angles. For example, when observing a crane on a construction site, observe its external structure on the one hand, and how it lifts things on the other; when observing an apple, observe its shape, color, taste, etc. Children are born with a strong curiosity, and any small thing can arouse their interest. However, many parents are too busy to notice it, let alone actively guide their children to observe. Therefore, we should usually pay more attention to our children. When you find that your child is interested in something, you should guide him to observe it. 3. Let children observe things in a sequence, step, and system. When observing certain things, teach children to observe in a certain order from the outside to the inside, from top to bottom, from prominent to detailed features, etc. You can plant some small plants at home and teach him to observe their growth characteristics according to time. In addition, you can also use games for intellectual development to train observation skills, such as running a maze, looking for omissions or errors in pictures, and finding hidden patterns in pictures. 4 Parents should assist their children. As our children grow older and their patience and interest in observation continue to increase, we can lead our children to do a long-term observation project together. For example, plant potted plants such as onions, garlic, and leeks at home, make a plan with your children to observe them regularly (get up at seven o'clock in the morning), and prepare a ruler to measure how tall they have grown every day. Take a look at how many days each of them started to grow very fast? Also, who is growing the fastest? ...... 5 Give children the motivation to observe. Children are young and cannot concentrate for a long time. Therefore, parents should avoid being too strict when disciplining. No matter whether the results of children's observation are good or bad or specific, it doesn't matter much. The main thing is to cultivate children's motivation to observe. As long as children don't give up, their observation skills will improve over time. Take your children to watch a lot of things. Going to one place all the time will make them feel bored.