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Demystifying the magic effect of color – the impact of color on the IQ and emotional intelligence of young children

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Demystifying the magic effect of color – the impact of color on the IQ and emotional intelligence of young children

"The Color of the Four Seasons" Liu Xinrui, 8 years old, selected from the "Children's Painting Garden" International Children's Calligraphy and Painting Competition

Color, like the spice of life, gives the world an incomparable charm. It is the spirit of art and at the same time an indispensable element of young children's development. Have you noticed that the children's room is always full of surprises of various colors? This is because color is not only a visual enjoyment for young children, but also a tool for learning and growth. This article will take you through the wonderful impact of color on the development of young children, and reveal the mysterious power of color.

First, color and children's emotions

Demystifying the magic effect of color – the impact of color on the IQ and emotional intelligence of young children

"Crying, Laughing and Laughing" Wu Kunhao is selected from the "Children's Painting Garden" International Children's Calligraphy and Painting Competition

Color, like a palette of emotions, deeply affects our state of mind. For example, the bright and lively red is like a small motivator, stimulating children's curiosity and awakening their adventurous spirit; Blue is like a quiet watchman, giving people calm and relaxing, which is a good remedy to calm the emotions of young children; As for green, it is like a messenger of nature, guiding us to feel the vitality of life and cultivating children's deep love for nature. Therefore, we can regulate and optimize children's emotions through the clever use of color to help them establish a positive and optimistic attitude towards life.

For example, in the children's activity room, we can boldly use a variety of colors to stimulate their curiosity and imagination. Red toys or devices can stimulate children's enthusiasm and vitality and fill them with life; And blue walls or furniture can bring them serenity and calm, soothing their emotions; Green plants or pictures can make them feel the power of life and the charm of nature, and cultivate their environmental awareness.

For example, when a child is frustrated by the loss of a toy, we can guide him to look at his surroundings and feel the power of those colors. Look at the red sofa, it is like a small flame, burning our enthusiasm and vitality; Look at that blue window, it is like an ocean of tranquility, making us feel calm and tranquil; Look at the green meadow, it is like an oasis of life, let us feel the power of life and the beauty of nature. In this way, the child can not only feel the beauty of color, but also find comfort and strength in it, re-establishing a positive state of mind.

Color is not only a visual enjoyment, but also a kind of spiritual comfort. Through the correct use of color, we can better understand the emotions of young children, help them build a positive and healthy attitude, and let them find their own happiness and satisfaction in the world of color.

Second, color and children's cognition

Demystifying the magic effect of color – the impact of color on the IQ and emotional intelligence of young children

"My Mom and Dad" Ma Xinrui, 7 years old, selected from the "Children's Picture Garden" International Children's Calligraphy and Painting Competition

Color is inextricably linked to children's cognitive development. Like the charm of the rainbow, its colorful colors have a profound impact on the cognitive development of young children.

Studies have shown that young children's perception and perception of color is constantly changing at different ages. Younger toddlers, as if drawn by natural curiosity, are more likely to be attracted to bright, lively colors. These colors are like magic, touching their visual nerves, stimulating their curiosity and leading them to explore the unknown. However, the charm of color is not limited to bright colors. As they get older, young children are gradually able to distinguish more colors, such as shades, cold and warm. These subtle color changes begin to affect their perception and enrich their world.

The diversity of colors is like a guide, it stimulates children's imagination, develops their observation and discernment. For example, when young children see the golden color of the setting sun sprinkled on every cloud, they imagine that it is a magical story; When they find hidden yellow flowers in green leaves, they learn how to observe and discern different colors.

Color, like a painter full of magic, uses its brush to depict a wonderful world, leading young children into the door of cognition. It affects the cognitive development of young children in a unique way, allowing them to gradually understand this colorful world. We should make full use of the charm of color to create a fun and challenging learning environment for young children, so that they can grow up happily through exploration and discovery. Let's use the magic of color together to paint a vivid picture of children's cognitive development.

Third, color and children's personality

Demystifying the magic effect of color – the impact of color on the IQ and emotional intelligence of young children

"Playing Parallel Bars" Wu Wanting 10 years old selected from the "Children's Picture Garden" International Children's Calligraphy and Painting Competition

The relationship between color and children's personalities is like a mysterious magic word, waiting for us to uncover. For example, children who love red tend to be like fire, full of energy, and like to show themselves in the crowd. And those children who fall in love with blue, their character is more like a boundless ocean, deep, restrained, full of contemplation and exploration of the world. As for the children who are attracted to the green, their character is like a spring field, full of life and endurance, and they can play as warm as summer and as long as winter.

As a parent and educator, understanding the mysteries of color and character is like mastering a magical key that can open a window into your child's inner world. This can not only help us better understand children's emotions and needs, but also guide them to play their unique character on the road of growth, so that they can discover themselves in exploration and enjoy the fun of growth.

Let's walk into the world of color together, explore the mystery of character hidden behind color, accompany and understand our children in a deeper and more vivid way, and witness their growth and change together.

Fourth, color and children's socialization

Demystifying the magic effect of color – the impact of color on the IQ and emotional intelligence of young children

"Play Yo-Yo" Li Xinlong, 8 years old, selected from the "Children's Picture Garden" International Children's Calligraphy and Painting Competition

In the colorful classrooms of kindergartens or in the colorful world of children's playgrounds, it is not difficult to find rich use of colors. These colorful environments are like a microcosm of a society, and they stimulate children's social skills in silence. By observing other people's clothing, children can learn how different colors affect our perception and emotions. For example, red may feel warm and energetic, while blue may feel calm and tranquil. This initial understanding of color can help children better understand and express their emotions in social interaction.

The color of the toy can also affect a child's social behavior. For example, when a child sees a blue toy car, he may want to swap it with the child holding the red toy car. In the process, they not only learned how to share and communicate with others, but also understood the role of different colors in social interaction.

The colors in the environment are rich in social information. For example, in children's playgrounds, green grass and blue skies can guide children through various social activities, such as sharing toys, cooperative games, and even conflict resolution. These initial social experiences are essential for children to form healthy relationships later in life.

Through observation and experience, children can learn the preferences and taboos of color in different cultures, and initially understand the diversity of society. For example, they may find that in some cultures, white is used for celebrations, while in others, white is the color used in mourning. This knowledge of the social meaning of color can help children better understand and respect different cultures and customs.

Color plays a pivotal role in young children's socialization. It not only provides clues for children to learn social rules and techniques, but also helps them understand the diversity and complexity of society. Children who grow up in colorful environments are likely to have richer and healthier social skills and relationships. Therefore, we should pay more attention to the color design of children's places such as kindergartens and children's playgrounds, so that children can grow up happily in a rich color environment.

Color is a magical world that deeply affects the development of young children in an invisible way. The rational use of color can not only improve the quality of life of young children, but also promote their all-round development in emotional, cognitive, personality and social interactions. As parents and educators, we should pay more attention to the role of color in the process of children's growth, and create a colorful, vibrant and conducive to their all-round growth environment for children.

Manuscript Source:

Editorial Department of Children's Picture Garden

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