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Re: 我開始冇心機教女, 點算?
YANBB,
I have the same feeling as you, the more I observe how she learns and improves, the more regret I am for not spending more time to teach her. Yesterday, I put a cartoon magazine on the dining table, and to my surprise, she saw it and named all the cartoon characters shown on the magazine. I have never taught her all the names (about 10+ characters), she just saw the video a few times before with those characters. I even needed to open the books and checked whether the names are the right one or not as I don't know the names myself. This really cheers me up... but then, this means that I should work as hard as my baby!!!
I don't have special methods to teach my baby, whenever I think of something to teach her, I will go and research, and search for the right materials. E.g. I bought all the 12 animals from McDonald earlier to teach her all the names, she picked them up right the way, i.e. know all the 12 names in 5 minutes. Then, I realize this is a good way to teach her with the real object for her to hold in her hands. So, I searched for the small animal toys and built a farm and zoo at home, again, she learned very fast and knew all the names... then, I went to buy the fishes and sea creatures and built the fish tank... Ooops... I still have a homework to do tonight, which is to check the difference of Sea Lion/Walrus/Seal... to me, they all look the same
I saw a pack of dinosaurs at the toy store, but I was hesitated to buy it, as I know NONE of the names... how can I teach her... and this makes me feel very upset...
Last week, I noticed that she turned herself 180-degree in order to look at the "" letter (I sticked the "" letter on a board), she did this several times... and .... I realized today that she was checking what's the difference between "" and "d".
I have a book about feelings, I read with her and made funny faces on "Happy", "sad", "angry", etc... and she now practices these words correctly, she said "angry" when I blocked her way, and sometimes, she said "I'm happy" and came to kiss me
Some friends came to my house and commented that my house looks like a kinder
(stories to be continued...) |
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