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I will be scared when there are small animals close to me.
If your child sees insects or small animals, they will feel fear or fear. In fact, the biggest key is the parents. If the parents usually see the insects, the animal's reaction is nervous to yell, and even immediately pull the child away. , shouting: "Don't touch! Bees are very dangerous" or: "Don't touch small flowers ~ poisonous!" Naturally, children will feel fearful and uneasy about animals and insects in the wild, and therefore will be careless about nature's life. Hold the idea of respect.
Improve methods
1. When parents encounter small animals, they should avoid panic, and the children should calm down and comfort the children to say that it is not terrible or harm humans.
2. Let the children watch the animal planet channel or introduce the natural ecology of the website or video.
3. Before going out, do online homework and collect natural landscapes and ecological features in the area to find opportunities for education.
Afraid to go outdoors
There are many benefits to being close to nature. In nature, young children can not only open up the comprehensive senses to feel the beauty of nature but also change their vision. It is also very helpful for vision care. Professor Zhang Shizong pointed out that people like to be close to nature, but live in the city. In the jungle, and the excessive protection of parents and the "intimidation" of goodwill, the desire to get children close to nature is suppressed. In addition, it is also related to modern public security and modern people are too busy, leading to more and more worried parents. Not willing to let children play outdoors, and have no time to take their children to nature.
1. Spend more time with the children; tell them about the dangers they may face, but at the same time develop confidence, exercise their intuition, and tell them how to judge who is trustworthy.
2. Know your neighbors, live in the neighborhood and surrounding communities, and encourage your children to learn about trusted neighbors.
3. If the child wants to leave your site, encourage him to play with his peers instead of being alone; use technology to get the child with a mobile phone.
Play nature games with kids
The natural outdoor environment not only promotes the development of young children's muscles but also provides opportunities for children's social interactions. In addition, outdoor activities are accompanied by sunlight and fresh air, and individuals or groups are used to participate in activities involving the senses. It satisfies the nature of children's love and play, and increases their sense of intimacy with nature. Parents may wish to use their children to play games in nature together with their children.
Game one, rolling grass
Choose a grassy slope on a large lawn or a slight slope. The family can lie on the grass and roll the body to the left or right. The game will see who will roll to the finish line. However, parents should first explain the safety of the game. The ear is clipped to protect the head in the roll. It is recommended that the parents first check whether there are dangerous obstacles such as stones and branches on the grass, and remove it in advance. This game will soon feel tired and may take the child's piece in the middle. Lying on your head and looking at the sky, admiring the white clouds, you feel the body and the earth are connected.
Game 2, traffic lights catch ghosts
Game method:
One person is a ghost, standing by the wall, others standing in the distance, the ghost facing the wall on the other side, shouting a pre-determined sentence, the most common ones are "123 traffic lights" and "traffic lights stop", others are ghosts The wall where it is located is in contact until it can touch the wall. After the ghost is finished, you can turn your head. If you find that the player has not stopped, this person will lose and be a ghost. If all players can safely touch the wall, the ghost loses.
Bringing children to the outdoors can help improve your child's experience.
Children have been exposed to nature since childhood, and children who often play with their peers have a higher desire to learn. They also love to study. When they grow up, they have higher education and higher income. According to the survey, more than half of the people who have experience in nature are over 60 years old, and only 40% of high school students nowadays often come into contact with nature. The famous professor Akashi Akashi pointed out that when children come into contact with nature, they will have many questions, which stimulates curiosity, curiosity, and a natural desire to learn. Playing with other children can also cultivate interpersonal relationships and determination.