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3 6-year-old children's language development is more individualistic, they imitate and creatively use the language they hear in cartoons or in real life; At this stage, children gradually learn to accumulate vocabulary, show a certain degree of comprehensive language ability, and begin to explore language more independently and learn to accumulate language.
From the perspective of language development of 3-6 year old children, first of all, the language of 3-6 year old children has more personality characteristics. This can be seen in the selectivity and flexibility of children's daily communication activities in the process of imitating language. It should be said that children's ability to imitate is beyond imagination, they can even speak the language in the cartoon they have seen once or twice, and even learn along with it, but in this process, 3-6 year old children will use the language they have learned creatively.
For example, when a toddler accepts the word "if," he or she will often say, "What if I?" What about teachers? and so on.
Secondly, 3-6 year old children also show a certain comprehensive ability in the process of language learning. As we all know, languages can be classified according to different criteria. When they understand what certain languages mean, they try to "and so on."
If you tell them that bananas and apples are fruits, they will ask, "Are pears fruits?" In fact, this process is the process of children's synthesis of language. Finally, the language development of 3-6 year olds also shows a gradual process, and children gradually learn to accumulate vocabulary.
As children grow older and develop their cognitive abilities, children aged 3-6 begin to explore the use of language more independently and learn to accumulate language. At this time, children show a strong desire for language learning, and their expression skills gradually develop, such as after the teacher tells a story to the children, the children begin to learn to repeat, and even add some new plots and add some new vocabulary.
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Between the ages of 3 and 6, young children's language development is characterized by the following:
1.Language skills are gradually improved.
At this stage, children's language skills gradually improve, and they can express themselves in more and more accurate and rich language. They are able to understand simple questions, express their needs and feelings, and begin to communicate in simple sentences.
2.Phonetic, grammatical, and vocabulary development.
At this stage, young children begin to pronounce words clearly and master more and more vocabulary and grammar rules. They can use the correct tenses and blankets to form simple sentences and questions. At the same time, they are able to understand more complex vocabulary and grammatical structures.
3.Increased awareness and communicative skills.
As young children grow older, their awareness and communication skills gradually improve. They are able to understand more abstract concepts such as time, space, and quantity. At the same time, they are better equipped to deal with complex social situations, such as sharing, collaborating and resolving conflicts.
4.Enhancement of the ability to use language.
At this stage, young children begin to apply language to more situations. They are able to communicate and express themselves using language in games, stories, and everyday life. At the same time, they are able to use language to express their thoughts and understand the opinions of others.
In addition, psychological research has shown that the process of language development in young children is closely related to their cognitive abilities. As young children get older, their cognitive abilities gradually improve, which helps them understand and use language better. At the same time, children's emotional and social development is also closely related to language development, and a good emotional and social environment can promote children's language development.
In general, the age of 3 to 6 years is a critical stage in the language development of young children, and their language and communication skills are gradually improving. Parents and teachers should pay attention to children's language development and provide them with a beneficial language environment and opportunities to help them better develop their language skills.
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Transport 0 to 6 years old, the characteristics of language development of young children of all ages, young children at this age, in fact, is also a language one. Learning is a trial phase.
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Enlightenment is about one year old, and it is often called three years old, which is a turning point for children, a turning point in speech development, and it is generally fixed until the age of six.
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