Zhang, a little friend in our class, has just come into contact with her. You will definitely think that she is a very quiet little girl, but from the usual observation and understanding, we can find that she is very lively, naughty and full of energy. For example, take a nap every day. She is always the only child who can't sleep. In view of this situation, I made the following observations on her: the children have been sleeping for a long time, most of them are sleeping soundly, but they can always hear the whine somewhere or the rotation of the bed railing. If you follow the sound, you will find Zhang enjoying himself in bed.

Observation and analysis:

Zhang didn't have the habit of taking a nap since he was a child. I was fine in kindergarten on Thursday and Friday, but I couldn't sleep for half a day when I came back from my holiday on Saturday. Contact her parents, and they report that the child never takes a nap at home, and the parents are too busy to coax her to take a nap. Over time, she got into the habit of not taking a nap.

Educational strategy:

1, adopt a "step by step" approach to promote the formation of good sleep habits. As the saying goes, "One bite does not make you fat." And bad habits can't be changed in a day or two. In this regard, when educating Zhang, I did not ask her to get rid of the bad habit of not taking a nap at once, but adopted a "step by step" method. She began to fall asleep. I sat next to her, sometimes patting her, and sometimes telling her a short story to help her fall asleep. Slowly, she can sleep for a while, but she will wake up soon. When she wakes up, she will turn around in bed. I will let her get up and play some quiet games, such as reading and doing crafts. Don't let her feel that sleeping is a kind of pain. After a while, we found that she fell asleep quickly and slept for a long time.

2, home cooperation, * * * cultivate their good nap habits.

The Guiding Outline of Kindergarten Education points out that family cooperation is the best way to educate young children. If she only takes a nap in kindergarten and doesn't take a nap at home on Sundays and holidays, she will never form good sleep habits. To this end, I contacted my parents and asked them to cooperate with the kindergarten, so that children can develop the habit of taking a nap at home, so that continuous training and education will gradually achieve the expected goal.