How to make children like to do homework🫶

The way to help children of this age is to change from order to invite to play.

Let's use these methods:

1. Don't say, "Go do your homework now."

Change to:

"Let's see. What's the mission today?"

"Compete? Who's done first?"

"Help Mom with the student work."

Young children will resist straight orders rather than play invitations.

2. Very short break

A 4-year-old child, ADHD is natural.

Instead of sitting for 30 minutes in a row,

Try:

Do 5-10 minutes

Rest, move.

Keep coming back.

Just doing it is considered good.

3. Choose yourself a little

Children of this age like to feel that "they have the right to choose."

Such as:

"Do the coloring first or practice drawing the line first."

"Will use a pink or blue pencil"

To the last, still to be done, but he will resist less.

4. Watch "effort" rather than works.

Instead:

"Why isn't it pretty?"

"Rewrite."

Let's be:

"You saw me so hard."

"You can sit longer today."

"So good at not running away to play first."

This kind of compliment helps children not feel that homework is depressing.

5. Use the same routine every day

Eg: Eat → Play 20 Minutes → Shower → Do Homework → Read Tales

Young children become more cooperative when they can guess what to do next.

6. If you start to bend hard, stop the collision.

Some days the child is sleepy, hungry, or demanding attention.

The more fierce the child will resist.

Try hugging, taking a break, playing for five minutes and coming back. It's often a lot easier.

Besides, many children of this age are "not ready for serious table homework."

If the puck is bored, getting up often doesn't always mean he's a stubborn boy, just he's a very young child. 💛