What kind of abilities should be cultivated in children?

Children's adaptability, learning ability, and comprehension ability should be cultivated, and children's communication skills should also be improved, and children's moral, intellectual, physical, aesthetic and labor development should be cultivated.

It is necessary to cultivate children's learning, memory, ability, adaptability, and ability to deal with people.

In terms of aesthetics, morality, and safety, it is also necessary to cultivate children's learning aspects, and they also need to cultivate children's emotional intelligence ability.

The five abilities cultivated by children are the ability to stimulate body coordination, self-care ability, social ability, logical thinking ability and creativity.

1. Physical coordination. It includes the ability to balance the lead in the general movement and the ability to control the fine movements of the limbs. Regular physical activity is the best way to improve your child's physical coordination.

2. Self-care ability. To make children truly independent, we can start by cultivating children's basic life skills. For example, from helping children wash their faces and get dressed, gradually transitioning to letting children wash their faces and dressing by themselves, from helping children clean up their things to letting them clean up their own things, and so on.

3. Social skills. Including language skills and the ability to get along with others, only by learning how to get along with others can you quickly adapt to the new school life.

4. Logical thinking ability. Through the bits and pieces of life, let the baby have a general concept of shape, size, quantity, etc., establish a sense of space, and cultivate the baby's logical thinking ability.

5. Creativity. Through creative games, handicrafts, painting, storytelling, etc., children can be cultivated to participate in a variety of hands-on operations, so that children can see their own results, experience fun, and cultivate their enthusiasm for creative thinking.

Characteristics of a child's strong logical thinking ability

1. Super concentration.

If a person's attention is more scattered, it will distract cognition, if the logical thinking ability cannot integrate the scattered information, human beings will not be able to remember, so concentration and logical thinking ability are complementary to each other!

2. I like to classify and place items.

Parents may find that their children have certain rules when placing things, for example, when children store their toys, they are used to sorting and storing toys according to color, size or other rules. This is a very good performance, which shows that children have a certain degree of logic and consciously organize the items around them to be more logical and regular.

3. I like to ask some strange questions.

Does a puppy dream when it falls asleep? Why can't people swim freely under the water like small fish? "Parents often don't respond to their children's questions, but don't stop them from asking questions.

Asking questions shows that the child has a strong curiosity and desire to explore some things in life. Curiosity is the strongest driving force for children to think actively.