Handicraft can promote the coordination of children's hands and brains, the development of children's small muscles, and cultivate children's practical ability and interest in learning. Parents should give guidance according to their children's characteristics!

The first is painting: first draw lollipops, candied haws, apples, candied beans and so on. Start with a circle, and then let the children color it slowly.

The second is scissors: first tell her the correct way to hold scissors and let her shave her own face. Then I drew circles, triangles and squares on the paper and asked her to cut them out. When the child is proficient in using scissors, let her cut out simple objects such as apples and pears she drew and stick them on paper. Children's interest is very high.

The third is origami: I bought beautiful origami, first taught her the basic origami skills, and then taught her simple origami such as cats and dogs, and asked her to draw her eyes and mouth and stick them on paper.

Masons: This is a child's favorite. First teach her the basic skills of kneading dough, and then teach her to knead candied haws, lollipops, biscuits, rolls, hamburgers and so on.