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When they enter primary school, children are exposed to different subjects and contents, and one of the most challenging parts is composition.
When it comes to composition, many children begin to frown and don't know how to make up a few hundred words, but some children especially like to write diaries and essays.
When they first come into contact with composition, children often express their true feelings, and they are really so sincere, and they are often prone to make a lot of jokes, which make teachers and parents cry and laugh after reading them.
The primary school full-score essay "Dad is going to bathe me" is on fire
This child's bathing experience is really bumpy, and it seems that taking a bath in the future should become a shadow for him.
Although the child had a misunderstanding about the bath, he described the process of the incident and the fluctuations in his heart very completely, and the teacher involuntarily gave a full score after reading it.
There are a lot of cute essays like this:
After seeing these shared essays, netizens said:
"When I'm in a bad mood, I like to read the essays written by children, and I can always be amused. ”
"The child's thoughts are so naïve, and he really wants to go back to the carefree world when he was a child. ”
"I'm also a primary school teacher, I laughed after reading it, don't look at the content a little naïve, this baby will definitely have a future in the future. ”
Why do children always have some whimsical ideas and ideas when writing essays?
Children's minds are active and imaginative, and their writing is often whimsical.
This is the unique charm of childhood.
1. Lack of life experience
Children's life experience is limited, and their perception of the objective world is still in its infancy.
Their understanding of things is relatively shallow and thin, and it is inevitable that they will have some strange and slightly naïve ideas.
For example, in writing an essay on "If I Were a Cloud," children might imagine that the clouds live in a house made of marshmallows, or that they can step on the clouds and pick rainbows.
2. Imagination is strong
Children are at the most creative stage of their lives, with very active imagination and very leapy thinking.
They lack the constraints of conventional thinking, and their thinking activities are unrestrained, and they dare to think and speak.
This is the key to imagination, daring to imagine, children are interested in using their brains to create, which is very helpful for their future writing.
3. Limited cognitive development
Children's cognitive development level is relatively limited, and their ability to abstract and generalize concrete things is weak.
Therefore, when writing, it is inevitable that some unreasonable and incomplete expressions will appear.
Although there may be some whimsical situations, this is a reflection of the innocent and cute side of children.
We don't need to suppress our children too much, but encourage them appropriately.
So, how can we encourage our children?
● Stimulate your child's creativity
Composition itself is a creative activity, and imaginative ideas can fully mobilize children's imagination and creativity.
And excessive rational constraints, allowing children to write according to a decent outline, will stifle their creativity.
We want to stimulate children's creativity and let them dare to write through this stage of enlightenment.
●Exercise expressive skills
Although children's expression may not be precise at first, writing itself is an exercise in language skills.
We can make children's expression skills continue to improve by increasing their vocabulary, reading more, and talking more.
● Respect the nature of children
The innocence and innocence of children are manifested through this whimsical thinking.
This unique way of thinking embodies the unique charm of childhood, and we need to respect children and understand their current way of thinking.
Of course, blindly imaginative is not conducive to the future development of writing, so we also need to teach children to learn to think rationally and write some good essays that are more logical.
So, how should we help our children write good essays?
A good essay should be substantial, well-structured, fluent, and creative.
Specifically, you can start with the following points:
1. Choose a good topic for your essay
The right subject matter is a prerequisite for writing a good essay.
According to the actual situation, we can guide children to choose some topics that they have experienced and felt deeply, so that it is easier for children to write.
2. Clarify the central idea
Before writing, it is necessary to clarify the central idea and main purpose of the article, which is the main thread throughout the whole text.
With a clear idea of the topic, the writing will be more targeted.
3. Determine the structure reasonably
A good composition requires a reasonable structure, usually a straight introduction, a step-by-step subject, a well-reasoned sub-argument, and a wonderful and concise ending.
A good structure helps to be hierarchical and clear.
4. Choose words and sentences appropriately
The use of words should be accurate and vivid, and the choice of words and sentences should be novel and appropriate.
In addition, it is also necessary to pay attention to rhetorical devices, appropriate metaphors, comparisons, personifications, etc., can make the article more vivid.
5. Unique and wise point of view
A good essay also requires unique insights and wise thinking.
We can guide children to look at problems from multiple perspectives and have their own new and unique understanding and insights on things, rather than simply repeating clichéd opinions.
Hot Mom Quotes:
Writing a good essay is not something that happens overnight, but it requires persistence over time.
When children are new to composition, we must respect children's imagination and encourage them to create more.
Only with children's all-round dedication can they create masterpieces with rich content, reasonable structure and beautiful language.
Parents, what are some interesting things that happened to your child when they first started writing essays?
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