What games can exercise your child's eloquence?
1, gollum First, the mother and the child stand face to face. Then both sides clenched empty fists, and when the game started, the mother and the child staggered their fists together, spinning up and down in circles and chanting "Gollum."
Then the child and the mother stretch out a finger at the same time, starting with the mother, saying, "A bird." Then the two men circled around again and chanted "Gollum." Two fingers are held out at the same time, and the child answers, saying, "Two cows."
By analogy, group the numbers to 10 and end the game Exercises your child's ability to use quantitative phrases and improvise speech.
2, storytelling this is best by the mother and father and the child to participate together, at least three people are good. First of all, the mother can tell some interesting little stories in the child's ear.
Then, when the child listens to the story, tell the story he heard to his father. Finally, the father tells the story he hears from the child's mouth, and the mother confirms it.
If there is really no third person, this game can also be played, and when the mother tells the child the story content, the child can repeat it in the mother's ear.
This game can well exercise children's memory skills and language expression skills.
3, the more people in the radio station game, the more fun it is. It is best to proceed in cases where family members are present. Each family member can act as a radio station.
For example: Mom Radio, Dad Radio, Grandpa Radio, etc.
When the game starts, a family member starts to call, and when a family member's radio station is dialed, the station will perform singing, crosstalk, tongue twisters and other programs according to the requirements of the caller.
Parents can consciously call their children's radio stations to let their children get more exercise opportunities, thereby improving their children's language skills.