1. First, pay attention to the pen holding posture. The pen is mainly supported by three fingers: thumb, forefinger and middle finger. The other two fingers are just for decoration. Align the thumb and forefinger, hold the middle part of the pen (relax, don't hold the pen too tightly), and turn the pen with the middle finger as the power!
2. After finding the correct posture, start to turn the pen at this time, and practice in slow motion when you are not skilled. Push the middle finger counterclockwise with a little force and make a rotation. In the process of pushing, gently push the fingertip of the middle finger to the joint of the thumb, not too hard.
3. In the process of middle finger pushing, the thumb always keeps the same posture, in order to make the pen rotate on the thumb.
4. When you feel that the pen rotates once at once, the index finger will relax, bend back and grab the pen holder, and the last action is the same as the initial action.
The benefits of turning a pen:
1. Turning a pen is a sign of concentration and serious thinking. We can find that children usually turn their pens when studying and taking exams. At this time, the child turning the pen is a sign of concentration and serious thinking.
People have subconscious habits when thinking, but some children just like to turn pens. In the process of turning, the child's mind is seriously thinking and learning, which naturally will not affect the academic performance.
2. The stronger the pen-turning ability, the better the child's brain development. The hand is not only the second face of human beings, but also the second brain of human beings. The famous educator Homlinski once said that "the early intelligence level of children is mainly reflected in their hands".
The development of children's brain is to acquire external information points by hand, and the behavior of acquiring knowledge needs the control of the brain, so does the pen. Not only the hand is moving, but also the brain is moving.