Learn the names of the months by playing
Theatrical scenes will help your child remember the names of the months and seasons. The child can be both a participant and a spectator. You can also pick up riddles or come up with them yourself. For example, draw people wearing clothes according to the seasons and ask the child to name what time of year they wear such clothes. Drawing pictures with your child that correspond to each season will also be useful.
A great way to learn and remember the months is a didactic game. They are developed specifically for preschool children. They also demonstrate relationships with the environment, develop memory and logic.
Information that is interesting to children is remembered quickly. They always want to learn a lot of new things, so they ask adults questions and explore the world. Children are good communicators who know how to listen. Studying the months is a fun topic for a child. He will be happy to study it with mom or dad.
Where to start learning?
It is necessary to begin the explanation with what a month is in general, how many there are in a year, and why it is customary to divide the year into seasons. Then you need to talk about the generally accepted procedure and begin training by studying the months, starting with the first - January.
Note! A quick way to remember the number of days in a month: clench your fist and look at the bones. The first is January. The month on the bone has 31 days, on the socket - 30.
