How to teach children numbers

Although babies are naturally curious, some parents will let their babies learn to recognize numbers in order to make them accept the learning atmosphere more quickly. As the old saying goes, everything is difficult at the beginning. When babies are very young, they cannot be forced to learn. Some teaching skills should be mastered to attract the baby's attention. So how to teach children to learn numbers?

First, how to teach children to learn numbers? Read and repeat more during games. If you want your child to learn something, the magic weapon is "repetition", repeating it over and over again. Didn’t the ancients say: “Read a poem a hundred times and its meaning will become clear”? When taking your baby up and down the stairs, you can mutter “1, 2, 3, 4, 5…”; when you see a license plate number, you can tell your baby the number on the license plate at any time, including the number of the bus; when playing with building blocks, you can also casually say 1, 2, 3, 4, etc. to your baby.

Second, play with digital toys or software. Number and letter toys or corresponding apps can also help babies learn very well. Parents can arrange 10 numbers in order and read them to the baby one by one; or they can shuffle the order and let the baby pick up any one he picks up and tell him the number it is. During these games, the baby will gradually learn numbers.

How to teach children to learn numbers? You can show your baby number cards. In fact, it is just a set of PPTs consisting of numbers, dots and pictures, which can be directly put on the computer for children to see. The benefit of looking at digital flashcards is that they can be played either randomly or in sequence. However, parents must choose the right time period and stick to it. You can show flash cards to your child three times a day, in the morning after getting up and eating breakfast, in the afternoon after waking up from a nap, and before going to bed at night. Look at it 5 to 7 times each time. In fact, it only takes a few minutes a day. When children are looking at flash cards, parents should also pay attention to their children's reactions. If his attention is diverted, don't force him to watch it. If he likes to watch it, let him watch it more times. After persisting for more than half a month, suddenly one day you will be delighted to find that your child recognizes these numbers.