Hello, how do you explain to your child that the north, south, east, west, and north?

First-grade children generally don't know the advanced things of geography, so you can tell him the phrase "up the north, down the south, left west, right east". The upper means the front, and the lower means the back, so to speak. When my baby was three years old, I started teaching him how to distinguish between the east and the west.

The premise is that the baby must first know the difference between the left and right hands. First of all, the first step is to ask him to recite the up, north, down, south, left, west, right, east, so that he can be asked several times a day: What is the north, south, south, and northwest like?

Up, north, down, south, left, west, right, east! He memorized it in a few days, but then the question came, how to teach him to discern directions in real life. In fact, people standing in a position should be the front north, then the south, the left, the west, the right east, and I don't want him to remember the incorrect formula, so first let the baby accept that the north is the front north.

I thought of a way to give him the ability to discern directions. I pointed to the east window and said to the baby that this is the east side, and you can tell me that the other three directions are in **. The baby thought for a moment and shook his head.

That's right, then you raise your right hand, the baby did it, I said you put your right side to the east, the baby turned around, right direction, I said you can start reading the formula, so the baby read the four directions according to the formula. I praised him, and continued to point to the south balcony and said, this is the south side, can you tell me a few other directions? Before I could warn it, the baby said, go down to the south, and I don't know what to do next.

I said then what should you put to the south, the baby thought for a moment and said, behind the scenes, I said so right. The baby turned his back to the south and read the mantra again. It doesn't take long for your baby to learn how to tell one direction if he knows how to go in the other.

I don't know much about the East and West and the North and South myself, so I learned a trick online and tried it on the baby. First I asked him to stand facing north, pulled his finger to the front and said north, and then pulled his finger behind his back to say south, at first, the baby seemed to be a little hesitant, as if it felt that this was not up and down. I told him that this is not the heavens, the bottom is not the underground, this is the map, in the actual situation is the direction of your face, the next is your north, left and right is no problem, up and down or sometimes point to the sky, point to the wrong I reminded him, so after a few days of practice, the baby finally mastered the trick of going up and down the north and down the south, left and west, right and east.

With the help of the sun. The sun always rises in the east and sets in the west, which is also an important basis for most people to tell the direction. Roughly speaking, the direction of the sun is east in the morning, west in the afternoon, and at noon (around 12 o'clock to 2 o'clock), the sun is due south.

When you go out, you can see the local house number, and the arrangement of my country's house number is closely related to the direction. Generally, the roads are more regular, running east-west and north-south. For east-west roads, the east side is small, the west side is large, and the house number increases from east to west; For north-south roads, the south side is small, the north side is large, and the house number increases from south to north.

In the morning, the sun is in the east, the right hand is to the east, according to the mantra of going up and down the north and down the south, left and west and right east, although it is the most earthy method, but the older generation has passed it down in this way, and it must be passed down from generation to generation.

I used the simplest and best way to make him remember that the place where the sun rises in the morning is the east, and the place where the sun sets in the evening is the west, basically, it's fine.

See the North Star at night. As long as the sky is clear at night, the star can be seen at any time in the Northern Hemisphere, and it is closest to due north. How to find the North Star?

Generally speaking, people first look for the North Star by looking for the Big Dipper. The Big Dipper are seven brighter stars, like a spoon, that are easy to find.

1. Observe the things around you and distinguish between north and south.

Distinguished by the growth of branches, if the tree absorbs sufficient sunlight, the branches and leaves will naturally grow densely. From this, it can be seen that the part with dense foliage is the south side; Identified by the direction of leaf growth, flowers and trees all have the characteristics of facing the sun, so the direction of the leaf surface is the south; It can be identified by the growth rings of the tree, and if there is a large trunk with a truncated tree around it, the direction can be determined by the condition of the growth rings. The side with a wider distance between the rings is the south where the sun is abundant and the trees can grow well; Identified by the moss of stones or tree roots, the moss prefers to grow in moist places to find the sunny place, and then distinguish the sunny south.