Kindergarten has several life skills. Many parents need to be very cautious about the cultivation of their children. Parents should work together with their children to overcome difficulties. Early childhood is a critical moment to cultivate their abilities. What I want to share with you is some life skills of kindergarten.
Kindergarten life skills 1 1, learn to eat and drink by yourself.
Children begin to eat with spoons, but when they are four years old, they should learn to use chopsticks. At this time, we should gradually cultivate their awareness of not wasting, fill as much as they can, and eat until there is nothing left. Keep the bowl and water steady, and don't throw out food and tea at will. Ordinary kindergarten teachers do not feed their children. Before kindergarten, they should exercise their children to eat by themselves. At the same time, let the baby learn to drink water by himself.
2. Personal hygiene
When you go to kindergarten, you should try to let your children do things like brushing their teeth and washing their faces, and let them develop the good habit of brushing their teeth in the morning and evening. Moreover, they need to wash their hands before and after meals. If the clothes are dirty, you should take them off and change them. You can urinate by yourself, not the baby. Because in kindergarten, they have to solve the problem of urinating by themselves, so they should start training their urinating ability.
get dressed
At the age of three, parents should train their children to dress and undress themselves, let them know the front and back of clothes and the front and back position of pants, and tell them not to throw away the changed clothes. Some children can't wear pullovers. It's usually not too difficult for their mothers to demonstrate and teach them the essentials several times. There are many children in kindergartens, and teachers can't take care of the needs of so many children. In order to keep the baby from catching cold, he must learn to dress himself.
Step 4 be polite
In order to let children develop good manners, they can blurt out "hello" and "thank you" when they meet people. Go out and say "I'm out" to my family, go home and say "I'm back", and say "I've eaten", "I'm full" and "it's delicious" before and after eating. No matter how old the child is, he needs to be polite. Polite children are more popular and will be loved. Therefore, parents should teach their children some polite expressions before they go to primary school.
Step 5 do housework
Children aged 4-5 can already complete more "difficult" housework, such as washing dishes and packing toys. Parents need to tell their children how to operate the dishes and toys step by step, and put them in the corresponding position, so that children know that they must be responsible for these housework. Once he learns to be responsible for himself, he will naturally be responsible for society and family when he grows up day by day.
6. Know the way and ask for directions
Before going to school or going out to play, parents should familiarize their children with the distance. At this time, he should also have some basic knowledge of asking for directions, telling children to know how to stay calm when they don't know the way or get lost, find someone to ask for directions, and let them remember family names, telephone numbers, home addresses and other information.
7. Social skills
In preschool children, parents should teach him to live in peace with friends, be tolerant, have regular playmates, know how to negotiate amicably, be tolerant and fair when children have conflicts in the process of playing, have simple problem-solving skills and breakthrough methods when problems and contradictions arise in interpersonal relationships, discuss and negotiate with others, and then find ways to solve the problems.
Kindergarten life skills II. Kindergarten self-care ability activity plan
Self-care ability refers to the ability of children to take care of themselves in daily life. It mainly includes putting on clothes, shoes and socks, making clothes and beds, eating and washing independently, and washing hands and handkerchiefs.
I. Purpose of the activity:
In order to integrate the cultivation of children's living habits into education and teaching, improve children's self-care ability and enhance children's self-management consciousness, this competition of children's self-care ability is specially held.
Second, competition:
Small class: peel oranges and carry schoolbags.
Middle shift: folding clothes and peeling eggs
Big class: wear clothes (with buttons) and peel peanuts. relieve oneself
Third, the number of participants: each class will send five children to participate.
Fourth, the competition time:
Verb (short for verb) Location:
Multi-function hall of kindergarten
Requirements for intransitive verb competition:
Small class: peel oranges and carry schoolbags.
First, peel two oranges from each person on the table, put the peeled oranges in a small plate and throw the peels into the trash can; Then put your schoolbags on your back and arrange them in the order of completion.
Middle shift: folding clothes and peeling eggs
Children will arrange and fold the prepared clothes (button, flatten and fold), then cut the eggs and put them on the table, put the cut eggs in a small plate, throw them into the trash can, dry their hands with a towel and arrange them in the order of completion.
Big class: Get dressed (with buttons), peel peanuts and wash your hands.
Children will arrange and fold the prepared clothes (flat and folded), then put them on their bodies and button them. Peel ten more peanuts and wash your hands. (Wash your hands with soap and then rinse them off) Arrange them in the order of completion.
Seven. Award allocation:
First prize: 2
Second prize: 3 persons
Third prize: 5 (the rest are excellent prizes)
1. Guide children to eat happily and quietly, form a good habit of not being picky about food and not sprinkling rice, and take the initiative to drink water.
2. In daily life, help children consolidate correct washing habits and gradually learn to take care of themselves.
3. In daily life and games, guide children to put on clothes, shoes and socks independently and orderly, take off clothes in designated places, and learn to make the bed through active exploration.
4. Pay attention to and guide children to learn the correct method of blowing their noses at any time, know how to protect their own voices and don't shout loudly.
5. Cultivate children's correct sitting posture, standing posture and reading posture.
6. In daily life, guide children to keep the environment clean and tidy, and do not litter, spit or scribble.
7. Encourage children to actively cooperate with adults to receive disease prevention and treatment. If children want to grow up healthily, they should not only pay attention to learning, but also pay attention to the cultivation of character, especially the cultivation of self-care ability. If the child is excellent and has no self-care ability, it will also affect his study and future work. So what are the children's self-care abilities?
Children's self-care ability at each stage is also different, and the smaller the self-care ability, the better for children. Generally, children aged 2-3 can take care of themselves better if they can learn to eat, drink, wash their hands or wear clothes.
It is necessary to teach children to urinate when they are about 4-5 years old. And after kindergarten, you should learn to button or zip your clothes yourself. Especially it is difficult for children to wear socks and shoes. As long as you study more, parents will give you appropriate encouragement when you study, and your child will be more confident and have stronger self-care ability.
Children with good self-care ability can not only complete some simplest lives, but also cultivate their character of bravely facing difficulties and taking the initiative to fight for them in their studies. It is also very important for children's future growth, and it can also cultivate a higher-quality person with good character for the society.
Kindergarten life skills 3 1, drinking water from a cup
Give children plastic or acrylic cups and let them learn to drink from them.
Step 2: Walk
A child moves with something and stands alone until he takes the step of walking, which means that his world has been expanded and enriched. Therefore, after the baby learns to walk, try to let him walk by himself every time he goes out, avoiding hugging or pushing a cart. Try to get him to climb up and down the stairs.
Step 3 eat by yourself
For children, eating by themselves is not only eating, but also a novel and fun thing. Some parents worry that their children will dirty the floor and clothes and feed their children themselves, depriving them of the opportunity to practice; In fact, it is more important for children to learn to eat by themselves than to clean up the tables, chairs and floors. Parents can spread some paper or cloth on the floor and table to reduce the trouble of cleaning, or they can hold the baby's hand and guide him to practice.
Step 4 wash your hands by yourself
You can show your children the process of washing their hands so that they can learn from each other and get in touch with each other.
5. Train children to use the toilet.
Usually, you can arrange for your child to sit on the toilet for a few minutes, so that he can get used to sitting on the toilet and remind him to tell his parents when he wants to urinate. At the beginning, when the child said that he had to pee, it was probably too late. Don't scold or punish children's mistakes. When the child learns to go to the toilet, give him affirmation and encouragement, and make the child feel that going to the toilet is a pleasant thing.
Step 6 put on clothes and shoes
Children are about two years old and like to wear their own clothes and shoes. Prepare clothes and shoes that are easy to put on and take off, such as coats with simple buttons, pants or skirts with elastic bands, and pasted shoes. Teach children simple steps.
Step 7 brush your teeth
You can start by buying a toothbrush for your baby. Usually, toiletries should be placed where children can easily get them. At first, adults can hold children's hands and teach them. The teeth listed above are from top to bottom, and the teeth listed below are from bottom to top, both inside and outside. Then rinse your mouth, dry it with a towel, complete the action, and put the appliance back in place.
8. Fold clothes
Collected clothes can be folded by children. Put the children's folded clothes behind the drawer. Don't forget to praise him. The child will do better and better.