Letting kids learn more about science at an earlyage is easier than you think. It is happening all around us, and you can1 everyday things to encourage your children's interest.
Most parents believe it is hard to help theirchildren with science. But you don't need a2scientific degree to teachyour children science. All you need is that you're willing to try, to see the world,and to3 thetime to encourage their natural curiosity (好奇). You can help by being active towards science yourself.Then start4 byasking your children questions about the things you see every day. Then5 their answers without judging (评判) them, which will improve their confidence, and help you decide justwhat your children know or do not know. Different6 have different interest, so they need differentkinds of science projects. Collecting rocks may interest your young daughter, butyour older son may need something more to deal with it.7yourchildren is the best way to find enjoyable learning activities. Here are some morepieces of advice:
Choose activities that are at the right8 of difficulty. If you are not sure, pick somethingeasier.
Read the suggested ages on any projects, books,and then make sure that the activity is9 for your child.
Let your child choose the project or activityhimself. It's easy enough to ask rather than force him. Suggest choosing 2 or 3things your child can do. When a child picks something he is10 in, he will enjoy it and learn more from it.
