在這裏,前輩爸爸媽媽為你教路,以趣味性的簡單活動充實孩子的思展圖書體驗。這些活動使孩子在投入書中插圖角色之餘,更加添認讀的樂趣,完全地寓學於娛!
This is a series where you can find time tested tips from our more seasoned parents as well as fun and easy activities to supplement your Sagebooks experience. As much as children love the illustrations in the books and stories, the more ways we can make learning Chinese characters fun, the better!
We know you’re a busy parent so these posts will be quick and to the point.
每個孩子都有自己獨特的學習方式。有的光靠看書就能吸收、記牢,有的喜愛透過身體動作的投入加深學習記憶。相信很多家長對這個簡單的字卡配對遊戲都不陌生,因此玩起來很容易。再者你也可以按孩子的情況將遊戲簡化或加深。
你可以一次過將孩子所認識的字全部都用在這遊戲中。但我們建議你可以將孩子很熟悉的幾個字與他感到困難的幾個字混在一起,這樣你可以更有效地幫助他練習他感到困難的字,同時又可以藉着遊戲避免他感到受挫。
Children process and learn differently. Some do well just going through the books and others need kinesthetic activities. Here, we’re starting off with card matching and memory games that will be familiar to most parents as well as really easy to do. Plus, you can make the cards as elaborate or as simple as you want.
You can do it with all the characters. But as we know you’re busy, we recommend doing a small mix of characters your child finds super easy as well as the characters your child is having a hard time retaining. That way, you efficiently review trouble characters without discouraging your child.
* 其他可考慮採用的道具:卡紙、冰棍棒、圓形木牌、毛絨紙、過膠機、過膠袋、思展閱讀練習卡
* Alternate materials: cardstock, popsicle sticks, round wooden discs, felt, laminator, laminating pouches, Basic Chinese 500 Study Cards
* 閃速提示:你可以將字卡過膠,增加它們的耐用性。
* Quick Tip: To make the cards last longer, you can laminate before you cut.
單一個孩子玩、不設贏家、或每人每次只能翻一次,即使能配對也輪到下一人。
Single player; no winner; or turn is over even after there is a matched pair.
1. 將2-5張字卡面各上,排放在桌面或地上
2. 將另一套配對的字卡交給孩子
3. 讓孩子將手中的字卡和已排放的字卡配對
4. 完成後,可以用相同的字卡重複遊戲,也可以選另一批新字卡
1. Lay 2-5 cards face up on a flat surface
2. Give your child the matching cards
3. Have child match their cards to the ones on the flat surface
4. Repeat either with the same cards or with a different set.
改變字卡的數量 (例如: 只排放一張字卡,面向上,而將2-5張字卡交給孩子,讓他選出能配對的字卡)
Vary number of cards (eg: lay just 1 card face up and give child 2-5 cards and have them find the right one to match)
一起來看幾位分別是8歲、6歲、4歲的孩子玩配對和記憶遊戲的實錄。
Here’s a video of children of 8-years, 6-years and 4-years playing the matching and memory games.
我們希望能看到你的孩子做這些遊戲的照片或影片,也希望能聽到你的意見或提問。更歡迎加入我們的【講媽 ⦁ 講爸】Facebook 群組,我們等你喔
We would love to hear your comments and see pictures of your kids doing the activities. Make sure you join our Sagebooks HK Parent Support Facebook Group and share with us!
孩子記不牢新學的生字?別擔心。慢慢來就行。
孩子的記憶會受到很多因素影響,例如年齡、認知發展、情緒是否穩定、有沒有滋擾⋯等等。持之以恆、假以時日,當孩子對新的學習規律熟習了,就自然會印到腦海中,成為他鞏固的知識。
Don’t worry if your child doesn’t remember new characters right away. It takes time.
Memory depends on so many factors such as age, cognitive development, emotional maturity, distractions, and many more. Give your child and yourself grace and time to get used to learning new things and integrating them in their brain.
我們會經常為大家探討漢字和語文的課題。
要是你有特別的相關課題希望我們探討,歡迎您告訴我們。
We discuss Chinese language and culture related topics on a regular basis.
If you would like us to discuss certain topics about Chinese, please let us know.
很多家長都已是我們 Facebook 群組【講媽 · 講爸園地】 的成員。歡迎你也加入我們,一起互相鼓勵和支持,共同為孩子的學習而努力。
Many parents are already part of our Facebook Group. If you’d like to take advantage of the collective wisdom of your fellow parents, please join us.
We’d love to hear from you.
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Sagebooks Hongkong promotes independent reading and life-long learning by nurturing the child’s confidence, autonomy and self-teaching abilities. Since 2006. Find out more About Us.
© 2020 Sagebooks Hongkong. All rights reserved.
Sagebooks Hongkong promotes independent reading and life-long learning by nurturing the child’s confidence, autonomy and self-teaching abilities. Since 2006. Find out more About Us.
© 2020 Sagebooks Hongkong. All rights reserved.
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