The pros and cons of playing games in young children, and the effects of games on young children

Killed: It is not good for the eyes and affects learning and is hooked on the computer Advantage: The chat function of the game allows children to make friends with children of the same age.

It's particularly addictive.,But,I'd suggest it's best to make him addicted.,It's boring to play for a year.,Otherwise, if you get into the computer at the age of 2.,It's even more addictive.。 Wish.

Declining academic performance, bad for the eyes.

It is not good for both body and mind, it is easy to become addicted, and it affects the learning character.

1. Promote physical and mental development.

Young children are in a stage of rapid growth and need to participate in activities to promote the development of their body organs and nervous system. The game is like sunlight providing temperature and energy to plants, ensuring that children's nature is not suppressed and meeting the internal needs of children's physical and mental development.

When children participate in games, they sometimes need to perform fine movements such as rapping, picking and playing, running and jumping, so that children's respiratory system function is enhanced, hand-eye-brain coordination is more harmonious, and blood circulation is accelerated.

2. Improve cognitive interest.

With the rapid growth of body and mind, children have a strong curiosity about new things and a stronger desire to recognize the world around them. However, children's mental development is not mature enough, coupled with the limitation of cognitive ability and lack of cognitive experience, if they simply let them understand the world through knowledge explanation, there are great limitations.

3. Cultivate attention.

Concentration and stability are the prerequisites for a person's success. Psychology, pedagogy and other related studies have shown that due to age and physical and mental development factors, children's attention is still immature, and its biggest feature is that it is unstable, easy to be distracted, and often cannot focus on the things that should be paid attention to in time according to the requirements, so the cultivation of children's attention is particularly important.

Appropriate play is the best means to improve children's attention, in the process of play, children can fully mobilize their own perception and physical activities, and in the game with more changes, there will be new requirements, new appliances or new steps.

4. Enhance self-discipline.

When children carry out their favorite activities, they are generally self-centered, have no sense of rules, and control their behavior voluntarily, which often leads to adverse consequences. Play is the best way for children to interact with the outside world, by making rules and allowing children to cooperate in orderly activities.

5. Promote intellectual development.

Intellectual development in early childhood is very crucial, and the degree of intellectual development will determine whether the child's physical and mental development will be healthy in the future. However, children's intellectual development can often be improved through acquired guidance and hard work. Play is a kind of intellectual activity, which is an effective means and an important way for children's intellectual development.

In the process of playing, children gradually solve problems in the game and generate new thinking through thinking, association and operation, which can improve or optimize their intellectual structure and make it possible to improve their intelligence. At the same time, children can master the necessary knowledge and skills in an interesting way, and receive education, which will also have a positive impact on their physical and mental development, so as to achieve the development of children's intellectual level.

The effects of play on young children are as follows:

1. Cultivate children's language skills.

In early childhood education, games are used to organize teaching activities, flexibly apply various game teaching measures, take children as the core of teaching, build a pleasant and relaxed communication environment, and shorten the distance between children and kindergarten teachers, so as to effectively cultivate children's language skills. In the classroom, use play to build a good teacher-student relationship with young children.

2. Promote the development of children's communication skills.

In early childhood education, play is used to promote the development of language skills, which in turn improves their communication skills. Only in an effective language atmosphere can children's desire to listen, speak and think be stimulated, and an effective language atmosphere includes a psychological atmosphere in which children dare to express their opinions and a pleasant classroom teaching atmosphere.

In order to further stimulate children's interest in language learning and improve children's expression and communication skills, kindergarten teachers can carry out various language-related game activities.

3. Improve children's creative thinking ability.

In early childhood education, kindergarten teachers make full use of games to fully cultivate children's creative thinking. Kindergarten teachers should combine the actual needs of children, intellectual differences, and only Yingyan interests and hobbies to design a game teaching environment, so as to fully combine children's intelligence and education.

All babies love to play games, which can not only make children happy, but also help them grow and develop, such as developing fine motor skills, stimulating imagination and creativity, and forging a chain body. These are very important abilities for young children, which can make children grow up happier and healthier.

1. The benefits of children's continuous play 1. Develop fine motor skills Infants and toddlers will use many parts of their body in the process of playing, especially the fingers, which can help develop their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

2. Confidence and happiness The child will continue to build and compose many things in the process of play, which can help build his self-confidence, and make him feel happy and happy.

3. Understand the surrounding environment Children can learn more about the surrounding environment and how the surrounding environment works in the process of playing. This allows children to understand the outside world and get used to socializing and interacting with people.

4. Help forge the chain body Most children's activities will consume a considerable amount of physical strength, which can forge the children's body, enhance physical strength and physique, and keep them away from the TV.

5. It can stimulate imagination There are many forms of children's games, and they will continue to create their own, which can stimulate their imagination, creativity and independence, make them smarter and more problem-solving.

2. How to help children play games on their own? 1. Set up a safe area You can plan an area at home to place children's toys and take safety precautions to avoid children from falling, colliding and being injured, so that children can play in this area with peace of mind.

2. Place a variety of toys Place a variety of toys in the children's play area, such as chessboards, puzzles, building blocks, balls, etc., which can train the child's brain, hand and foot muscles, and can attract children to stay in the game area.

3. Always be around Sometimes your child clings to you just because he is insecure and afraid of being alone, so if you can be around your child at any time, you can help him relax and feel at ease, and be willing to play alone.

4. Invite some peers For young children, having a companion to play with is very attractive. Therefore, you can find a few children of similar age and let them play together, which is more fun than playing alone.

5. Train children to be independent In addition to the above methods, you can also train children to be independent. Through a variety of small tasks, children can complete on their own, such as housework and tidying up toys, which can make children more independent and more able to take charge of themselves.