What should a three-year-old learn?

Today's parents pay great attention to their children's education, not only their compulsory education, but also their early childhood education and preschool education, because these two types of education belong to children's enlightenment education. Only by choosing a correct method during enlightenment can we guide children to the right path in life. So what should three-year-old children learn?

It is a child's nature to love playing. If they are not guided when they are young, they will inevitably grow many rough branches when they grow up. It is said that "a child's character can be seen at the age of three". It will be too late to correct them after the child grows up.

Therefore, these abilities must be cultivated in children's childhood. Let's see how many of them your children have?

Develop a good habit of reading

A colleague of mine has an 8-year-old daughter who has been reading picture books since she was young. In the beginning, her mother read with her, and later when she entered primary school, she could read by herself. This habit has been maintained very well.

My colleague said that the biggest benefit is that his child is now in primary school, and he understands Chinese and mathematics faster than other children. This is especially true for reading, writing and speaking since the second grade of primary school. He always gets full marks, and his language organization ability is much better than other children. Every time she comes to the office, she talks nonstop, and her speech is clear and her words are appropriate. This must be related to the reading habit that her mother has cultivated in her.

With this experience, I started to read my daughter Doro some classic picture books suitable for her age every day since she was 15 or 16 months old. Although she didn't understand anything at that time, it was obvious that she was very happy every time she started reading. This habit has been maintained until now.

And daily parent-child reading has become the most intimate moment between parents and children. “You may have unlimited wealth, boxes of gold, silver and jewels, but you will never be richer than having a mother who reads to you.”

It is because of this persistence that Dole, now three years old, has developed her language skills very well and loves reading. No matter how bad her mood is, she can immediately become quiet as long as she takes out a book. Once when I went to a restaurant for dinner, I saw children's picture books in the decorative cabinet. I felt that for children, the real enrichment is the cultivation of taste, knowledge, and wisdom. Let children develop good reading habits and give them a rich heart, which will definitely benefit them throughout their lives.