The epidemic situation of new pneumonia is unprecedented. Be sure to listen to Academician Zhong Nanshan and stay at home with your children. So what should we do at home? In fact, staying at home can also have a lot of fun. Parents can take advantage of this gap to enjoy the rare good time between parents and children, enjoy the fun with their children and play more educational games with them. Games with matching shapes, numbers and colors are suitable for 1-2-year-olds. Find some information online, which can be printed out for daily early education at home, or made into a quiet book to play with your baby. Put different tiles back in their corresponding positions, so that children can learn to know the contrast between different numbers and regular shapes, train their observation ability, exercise their finger flexibility and hand-eye coordination ability, and let them know numbers and shapes in the process of playing games and learn basic arithmetic.

For older children, you can play some small games with them. Here are some games. Two-finger ball (suitable for over 2 years old) is a good sensory training to exercise the fine movements of children's thumb and forefinger. Cultivate children's fine finger movements, hand-eye coordination, color discrimination, visual sense and concentration. If you have hair balls at home, you can join them and play with Muwan. Sticky ball dartboard (suitable for 3 years old+) exercises children's hand strength, throwing ability and hand-eye coordination ability, and improves the comprehensive ability of sensory integration. Can be played on both sides, suitable for parent-child interactive games.

Frog jumping toys (suitable for children over 3 years old), if children especially like jumping, they can exercise while playing, and carry out sensory training in jumping to exercise children's sense of balance and improve their physical coordination. Thickened sponge, playing at home will not affect the neighbors downstairs. Sandbag tray throws and catches the ball (suitable for over 3 years old), bounces and catches the ball back and forth, trains throwing strength, and exercises children's hand-eye coordination, flexibility of hands and feet, and physical agility. You can play outdoors and at home, and parent-child interaction will be more interesting.