Teaching preschool children to write

Author: Lü Chunlan
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: The calligraphy art of our country has a long history, spanning thousands of years, and is a shining pearl in the treasure trove of Chinese national culture. Its unique and profound artistic charm has always been loved by people. The author has been teaching calligraphy to adults and children for over thirty years. In recent years, he has been researching, exploring, and experimenting with early childhood calligraphy teaching. Through teaching practice, it has been proven that it is beneficial to let preschool children learn a little hard-tip calligraphy (using pens or pencils) first. Start by teaching them how to correctly hold their posture and grip the pen. Begin with the basics of "horizontal and vertical." After a period of learning, children will quickly master the correct posture, the correct way to hold the pen, and the writing of basic strokes, which is much easier than brush calligraphy and requires much less effort and time. This will greatly increase their interest. This book will teach preschool children the correct posture for writing, the correct way to hold and use the pen, starting with the simplest Chinese character strokes, including the correct writing methods for strokes such as dots, horizontal lines, vertical lines, hooks, and tines. The "Copy Practice" section in the book is provided for practicing copying exercises.