1. Poems to teach children to speak

1. You must choose poems that are acceptable to children and easy for them to understand.

In this regard, we can learn from the educational experience of Huang Zunxian’s great-grandmother. According to legend, Huang Zunxian, an outstanding patriotic poet in modern times, was raised by his great-grandmother since he was three years old.

Huang Zunxian’s great-grandmother was born in a family of intellectuals and loved folk literature, especially the popular tanci at the time. She began to enlighten Huang Zunxian with children's songs when he first learned to speak.

"In the bright moonlight, a talented lady rides a white horse across a lotus pond. On the back of the lotus pond, she grows leeks and chive flowers to get married.

There is a pond in front of the in-laws' house. Put a carp eight feet tall. Long."

Such children's songs, which are bright, relaxed, imaginative and full of life interest, left a profound impact on Huang Zunxian in his childhood. It has a positive effect on inspiring his intelligence and cultivating his sentiment.

Huang Zunxian’s father was a well-known poet at the time. Not only did he influence the young Huang Zunxian with his poetic temperament and character, but he also paid special attention to using poetry to inspire children. wisdom. He deliberately selected and collected catchy and easy-to-understand poems like "Poems of a Thousand Families" for his son to learn and recite.

Under the enlightenment education of his great-grandmother and father, Huang Zunxian loved poetry since he was very young. When he was ten years old, his school teacher asked his students to write poems with the poems "All the way in the spring doves cry and the flowers fall" and "Looking at all the small mountains". Huang Zunxian immediately wrote "Where does the spring go? The doves also cry to their heart's content" and "The world "You are still small, why don't you talk about the mountains behind your eyes" was a poem that was well-known among celebrities in his hometown at that time.

2. You must choose poems with healthy content that can promote the healthy physical and mental growth of children for enlightenment. In order to enlighten his son, Zheng Banqiao in the Qing Dynasty specially copied some folk songs with progressive ideas and healthy content for his son to use as teaching materials.

For example: "New silk is sold in February, and new grain is sold in May; the sores in front of the eyes are cured, but the flesh of the heart is cut out." "It is noon on the day of hoeing, and the sweat drips from the soil; who knows that the meal on the plate will be "Every grain is hard."

"Anyone who went to the city yesterday and came back with tears all over his body and clothes all over his body is not a sericulture farmer." When your feet are asleep, mosquitoes and fleas will come out."

Zheng Banqiao copied these popular folk songs to educate his children. The purpose is to let his sons understand the sufferings of the people and cultivate the ambition to care for the people and transform society from an early age. How to be a human being. Wang Anshi in the Song Dynasty often used the form of copied poems to persuade his children to work hard.

His younger brother Wang Anguo liked horse riding and fencing when he was a child, but did not like reading. Wang Anshi repeatedly advised him to cherish his time, but he still wandered around all day and had no intention of studying. Therefore, Wang Anshi copied a poem "Time" written by his predecessors and posted it in his younger brother's study.

The poem reads: The river will never turn back, and the man will never be young again. If your years are wasted, you will regret it when you grow old.

Time flies by easily, so don’t let your time pass by. If you are busy and do nothing, life is worthless.

Wang Anguo read this poem and regretted that he had wasted his years and did nothing in the past. He determined to cheer up his spirit and make his life more meaningful. With the encouragement and help of his brother Wang Anshi, he studied hard and finally became a Jinshi and was reused by the court.

Another time, in order to encourage his grandson to study diligently, Wang Anshi copied two lines of Yuefu songs on his desk: "If a young man does not work hard, the old man will be sad!" Wang Anshi's grandson read these two lines. From then on, he took the time to study and made great progress in his knowledge. Later he became a learned and talented person. Another form of poetry education is for teachers to personally compose "educational poems" for their children. This form is more targeted and flexible than using previous poems.

According to legend, the great poet Lu You often used this method to educate his children. Looking through Lu You's collection of poems, among the more than 9,000 poems he left behind, about a hundred are written for children.

In order to educate his children to study seriously and inherit his poetic style, when he saw his seven-year-old son writing a poem, he happily wrote a poem to encourage his son: I am happy to see my Jade Xueer, Nowadays, bamboo horses are playing around the corridor; I also know that Lize's family tradition is still there, and he can recite poems when he is sick at the age of seven. In order to introduce his learning experience to the children and teach them learning methods, Lu You told the children in a poem: "The exegesis of this book is to explain the classics, and the words are extremely sound-shaped."

But poverty comes from no doubt." In order to educate his sons to have a clear purpose of learning and tell them that studying is not to become an official, but to save the country and the people, he wrote: "One thing is not enough, but the times are different."

He paid special attention to using poetry to cultivate children's character and enable them to form good ideological and moral qualities. He told his children that they must apply what they have learned and put it into practice: "What you learn on paper will only make sense, but you must practice it if you know it."

"The ancients spared no effort in learning, and Kung Fu can only be achieved when young and old." " A scholar's career lasts for thousands of years, and it is never easy to judge his success or death."

Once, when his son Zi@① asked him for advice on how to compose poetry, he specially composed an educational poem "Shi Zi@①" to summarize his experience in learning poetry.

The poem talks about how he started to learn poetry and only paid attention to technique and vocabulary, but he took a detour.

It was not until middle age that I gradually glimpsed the vast artistic conception and gained a profound understanding. He clearly instructed his son: "If you want to learn poetry, you must work outside poetry."

This means: If you really want to learn to write poetry, you should first work hard outside poetry and books. This is a wise saying left by the great poet Lu You to future generations.

Lu You also often taught his children to maintain and carry forward the fine family tradition of the Lu family: "You must not fall into the family tradition." In his poems, he repeatedly explained the content of his family tradition to his descendants. , and also hopes to set an example for future generations: "Always encourage each other day and night, and the grandchildren should be role models."

What is particularly valuable is that Lu You persisted in educating future generations with patriotic ideas throughout his life, and he wrote until he was critically ill. The next poem "Shi'er Poem": "I know everything is in vain when I die, but I can't see the same sadness as all the nine states. When Wang Shibei set the Central Plains day, he never forgot to tell Naiwen during family sacrifices!" Today, seven hundred years later, when we reread this poem When he wrote "The Poetry of Showing Children", he was still moved by the poet's great patriotism. It can be imagined how profound it was for the education of Lu You's children. 2. Sentences to describe children learning to speak

Sentences to describe growth

1. Growing up makes me feel a lot of troubles and anguish. A mountain of homework, nagging parents, arguments with friends—these are the pains of growing up. However, I seem to prefer the taste of coffee plus sugar, it is indescribably beautiful! The taste is enough to keep you coming back for more!

2. The power developed by a person with faith is greater than that of a person with only interest.

3. Get out of the cold and hardship. We need to try. In the attempt, let our hearts be strong and let our lives reshape their value. In the attempt, we experience the experience of destiny, we open our arms and embrace the blue sky. In the attempt, we grow, into kapok that blooms in the cold, into colorful butterflies that break through obstacles, and into a new round of rising sun. 3. What are the poems about "speaking"

Don't speak. Song Xin Qiji's "Ugly Nuer Boshan Dao Zhongxue Li Yi'an" Zhou Zhe's long talk "Lao Jie" Tang Dynasty: Bai Juyi wanted to speak, but he couldn't "Xi Nujiao" Song Dynasty: Cai Shen hit a devil again and spoke "Volume 2 of the lingering sound of the moon and Shanghai Tang" "Mo Dao Guan's family is difficult to speak" "Golden Pink Tears (56 poems)" Chen Duxiu can't *** I don't know The person talking "Two hundred and five verses" Song Shi Zhengjue can speak for several generations "Bitter Rain Governor's class is very forced" Song Song Boren Xuedou talks to Mo "One hundred and sixty-nine verses" Song Shi Zhipeng can speak How many generations can it be? "Bitter Rain Supervisor's Class is Very Compulsive" Song and Song Dynasty Boren only knows how to talk casually "Every time I cross the East Street" Song Shaoyong Shaolin never spoke "Zen Man Binghua Master's Portrait Asking for Praise" Song Shi Zhengjue spoke, a folk artist in the Tang and Song Dynasties A special term for telling stories, which is equivalent to the storyteller in modern times.

The art of speaking and acting flourished in the Song Dynasty. At the same time as the Southern Song Dynasty, there were also many talking artists in the Jin Dynasty in the north.

In the Yuan and Ming dynasties, talking skills were still very popular, but history telling was the most popular. The art of speaking and art focuses on the use of poems, words, and poems, which is influenced by the Tang Dynasty.

Speaking requires eloquence, and some even sing. "Shuo" is divided into four schools, namely novels, history telling, classics exposition, and Hesheng.

Make a sentence. Can you speak? Look at what you just said, how ugly it is.

A person's ability can be seen from his words. You must learn how to speak when you go out, and be cautious in everything you say and do. 4. Poems praising children

1. Most of Rabindranath Tagore's "New Moon Collection" are poems praising children.

For example:

The Way of Children

As long as the child is willing, he can fly into the sky at this moment.

It’s not for nothing that he didn’t leave us.

He likes to lean his head on his mother's breast. He can't live without her even for a moment.

Children know all kinds of wise words, although few people in the world understand their meaning.

It’s not for nothing that he never wants to say it.

One thing he has to do is learn the words that come from his mother's lips. That's why he seems so naive.

The child had piles of gold and beads, but he came into this world like a beggar.

It’s not for nothing that he came here pretending like this.

This cute little naked beggar pretends to be completely helpless in order to beg for Mom

Mom’s wealth of love.

In the world of the tiny Crescent Moon, children are free from all constraints.

It was not for nothing that he gave up his freedom.

He knows that there is infinite happiness hidden in the small corner of mother's heart, and being embraced by mother's dear arms is sweeter.

The beauty is far better than freedom.

Children never know how to cry. He lives in a perfect paradise.

The reason why he shed tears was not without reason.

Although he used the smile on his lovely face to draw his mother's eager heart towards him, his little cry was due to

the little things. , but weaved into a double binding belt of pity and love.

2. There is an article "On Children" in Gibran's "The Prophet":

Then a woman with a child in her arms said: Please talk to us about the child.

He said:

Your children are not your children.

They are the children that "life" desires for itself.

They come through you, but not from you.

Although they are with you, they do not belong to you.

You can give them love, but you cannot give them thoughts,

because they have their own thoughts.

You can shelter their bodies, but you cannot shelter their souls,

Because their souls live in the house of "tomorrow", which is where you live in your dreams. Unthinkable.

You can try to imitate them, but you cannot make them look like you,

Because life does not go backwards, nor does it stay with "yesterday".

You are the bow, and your children are the arrows of life that issue from the string.

The archer has determined his target in infinity, and uses his divine power to attract you, so that his arrows shoot out quickly and far away.

Let your "bending" in the archer's hand be a joy;

For he loves the arrow that flies, and he loves the still bow.

3. Many of Bing Xin’s poems also contain many sentences praising children 5. Poems describing the voices of teenagers

Sentences describing people’s voices

Woman:

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Pleasant

Explanation: Describes subtle and pleasant sounds (such as music, voices, sounds, etc.).

Source: Han Meicheng's "Qifa": "Practice the color to entertain the eyes, and the flowing sound is pleasant to the ear."

Crisp

Explanation: The sound is clear and pleasant to the ear.

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Loud

Explanation: The sound is clear and loud.

Source: Jin Dynasty Zuo Si's "Wei Du Fu": "The sound is smooth and the flying sound is loud."

Sweet

Explanation: Describes the soft and pleasant sound.

Sharp

Explanation: Refers to the sound being high and sharp.

As brittle as a silver bell

Explanation: The sounding principle of a silver bell is that the impact of an object produces high-frequency vibrations and sounds. The frequency of the sound produced is also relatively high, and the natural tone is high. "Crisp as a silver bell" means that the timbre of the sound is like the sound of a silver bell, metaphorically speaking, the sound is crisp and sweet.

chugu oriole

Explanation: Generally describes a woman with a beautiful voice or singing voice.

Jiaojiao Didi

Explanation: Jiaojiao: charming and cute; Didi: full of desire. Describes a charming and cute appearance.

Source: The third chapter of the fourth volume of "The Romance of the West Chamber" written by Wang Shifu of the Yuan Dynasty: "What kind of mood are you in? The flowers are pretty, and the clothes are delicate and charming."

The voice of a bird is like a swallow.

Explanation: Oriole: Oriole. The swallow's words, the oriole's song. Originally described as a wonderful spring. Later, it was mostly used to describe the sound of young women talking and laughing.

From: Yuan Dynasty Guan Hanqing's "Golden Thread Pond" wedge: "The grace and lightness are all suitable to be painted on the green screen, the words are flowing like the voice of the orioles, and the painting is beautiful. How to paint the voice of the orioles?" ”

Men:

Magnetism

Explanation: The property of magnets to attract metals such as iron and nickel. Generally refers to attraction.

Source: Chapter 1 of Guo Moruo's "Before and After Anyway": "These places emit strong magnetism, attracting all the iron in the blood of my body."

Sexy

Explanation: It means full of sexual temptation.

Source: Xu Chi's "Peony" 3: "She is full of passion, and every move is full of sensual feelings. She is sexy and flesh-and-blood."

Vigorous

Explanation: Strong and vigorous.

Source: "New Book of Tang Dynasty: Preface to Literary Biography": "If the Chongya is deposed and the Qi becomes more powerful, Yanxu will be good at his lineage."

Qinglang

Explanation: Clear and loud.

Source: Volume 44 of "Yi Wen Lei Ju" quotes Jin Sun Gai's "Pipa Fu": "Clear, bright and tight, never ruthless."

Lazy

Explanation: laziness; laziness.

Source: Ming Wang Yufeng's "Burning Incense·Farewell": "Spring is fading, the mood is lazy, lonely, the rain has gathered and the clouds have dispersed."

Cool

Explanation : Describes the sound as clear and clear as possible.

Source: Chapter 4 of "Tian Yu Hua": "Yizhen called her daddy and spoke clearly in a cold voice." Chapter 8 of Xiao Jun's "The Mines of May": "Trams running outside the valley The electric flute chirped coldly. ”

High

Explanation: Refers to the rising of voice and emotion.

Source: Chapter 3 of Part 3 of Wei Wei's "The East": "The comrades are all like little tigers, their morale is extremely high."

High and high

Source: "Preface to <Shitian Gao>" written by Wu Kuan of the Ming Dynasty: "All forms, ancient and modern, have achieved their own perfection. The wind in the stream and the moon, the mist in the valley and the clouds make the shape and trace seem to be empty, and the posture changes suddenly. The more you play with it, the better it gets, and the more you learn it, the more it is said to be both clear, gentle, high-pitched and superb." 6. What are the sentences that describe a child who has just learned to speak?

1. What comes out of the child's babbling. The first sentence, "Mom," will make me excited for days.

2. A boy who loves to talk and laugh. He has a chubby face and a pair of big eyes, especially his big mouth. When he smiles, the corners of his mouth are slightly raised, and he speaks very loudly.

3. Talk to your baby at any time when you are in contact with your baby. Every sound exchange will sharpen your baby's hearing. Whether you are changing diapers, feeding or bathing, you must keep talking to your baby anytime and anywhere. The habit of speaking.

4. Respond to the baby’s soliloquies. As long as the mother responds frequently, the baby will also begin to learn to express his feelings, and the emotions will become more obvious and understandable. It is best to talk while responding to the baby. Touching the baby can strengthen parent-child communication.

5. You don’t need to be too quiet to learn from the sounds of daily life. The sounds of vacuum cleaners, running water from faucets, washing dishes and laundry, etc. that appear in daily life can give your baby a wider experience. , talking to the baby while doing housework is also a good way of parent-child interaction.

6. Practice using body rhythm to control vocalization. Even if you simply make a "beep" sound, the baby has to use all his strength to make the sound. You can train the baby to make short or long sounds in accordance with the rhythm of the body. You can also use clapping and rocking to let your baby understand the difference in pronunciation.

7. Encourage the baby to express himself. Play handkerchief games with the baby, or encourage the baby to straighten his hands and say "hug", or find toys, etc., so that the baby can express himself. This will help his speaking ability to express himself in the future. It helps a lot.

8. The experience of having “the same line of sight” as the mother. The baby is always curious about what the mother is doing and saying. Therefore, you might as well let the baby look for the target in the same direction as the mother, and let the baby see and touch it with his own eyes. The ear confirms that what the mother says and what she sees are the same things, which can cultivate the baby's ability to identify and associate.

9. Make good use of babies’ love of imitation. Babies usually like to imitate adults’ actions. The simplest thing is to wave their hands and say “goodbye”. Take advantage of this love of imitation to teach your baby all kinds of coordination. Learn the words of gestures and practice them repeatedly so that your baby will remember them immediately.

10. 13~24 months It is better to talk about idioms than single words. Most babies at this stage can already walk, have a better understanding of what adults are saying, and can speak more words. From this period on, if the communication between mother and baby is rich and frequent, the baby will learn to speak faster.

11. Practice pronunciation. Show your baby the pronunciation patterns of words. After repeating them several times, your baby will try to pronounce the correct sounds.

12. Use body language to speak. When talking to the baby, use body language to help guide the baby, such as using your fingers on various parts of the body to speak in conjunction, or doing actions such as "sit, run, stand, jump", etc. Saying these words not only increases the fun, but also makes it easier for the baby to remember.

13. Speak to the baby in the form of sentences. The words "flower", "water" and other words taught before 1 year old should be started to say longer sentences to the baby from now on, such as "What a beautiful flower" , "I want to drink water", etc., use the words that the baby already knows and add new words to extend and connect the sentences, so that the baby can practice the real way of speaking.

14. Wait patiently for the baby’s reaction. Babies at this stage may not understand what adults say, and their vocabulary is limited, but they love to express themselves very much. At this time, parents must be very careful. Only by patiently waiting for your baby to speak slowly and clearly can you reduce your baby's frustration and successfully advance him to the next stage of speaking.

15. Give the baby rewards. When the baby can speak a longer sentence or speak a newly learned word, immediately give the baby a hug and praise him, and then say it in agreement again. The baby will You will know clearly that your expression is correct and you will be more interested in speaking. 7. Poems describing a boy’s voice

Sentences describing a person’s voice Woman: pleasant Explanation: Describing subtle and pleasant sounds (such as music, voices, noises, etc.).

Source: Han Meicheng's "Qifa": "Practice color to entertain the eyes, and the flowing sound is pleasant to the ear." Clear explanation: It means that the sound is clear and pleasant to the ear.

Source: Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Lu Shiyu and Cui Pingshi looked together after giving me a banquet at the Yellow Crane Tower": "Chu Simiao's vast clouds and water are cold, and the business sounds are crisp and orchestral in autumn." Explanation: The sound is clear and loud.

Source: Jin Dynasty Zuo Si's "Wei Du Fu": "The sound is smooth and the flying sound is loud." Sweet explanation: describes the sound as soft and pleasant.

Sharp explanation: refers to a high and sharp voice. Jingruo Yinling explains: The sounding principle of silver bells is because the impact of objects produces high-frequency vibrations and sounds. The frequency of the sound produced is also relatively high, and the natural tone is high.

"Brief as a silver bell" means that the timbre of the sound is like the sound of a silver bell, metaphorically speaking, the sound is crisp and sweet. Degu Huangying explains: It generally describes a woman with a beautiful voice or singing voice.

Explanation of Jiaojiao Didi: Jiaojiao: charming and cute; Didi: full of desire. Describes a charming and cute appearance.

Source: The third chapter of the fourth volume of "The Romance of the West Chamber" written by Wang Shifu of the Yuan Dynasty: "What mood are you in? The flowers are dwarfed, and they are dressed delicately and charmingly." Explanation of the sound of the oriole: Oriole: oriole.

The words of the swallow, the song of the oriole. Originally described as a wonderful spring.

Later, it mostly describes the sound of young women talking and laughing. From: Yuan Dynasty Guan Hanqing's "Golden Thread Pond" wedge: "The grace and lightness are all suitable to be painted on the green screen. The words are like flowing orioles and the sound is like swallows. How can the painting be painted with the sounds of swallows and orioles?" Man: Magnetism Explanation: Magnet The property of attracting iron, nickel and other metals.

Generally refers to attraction. Source: Chapter 1 of Guo Moruo's "Before and After Anyway": "These places emit strong magnetism, attracting all the iron in the blood of my body."

Sexy explanation: It means full of sexual temptation force. Source: Xu Chi's "Peony" 3: "She is full of passion, and every move is full of sensual feelings. She is sexy and flesh-and-blood."

Vigorous explanation: Vigorous and vigorous. Source: "New Book of Tang Dynasty: Preface to Literary Biography": "Chongya is deposed and the Qi becomes more powerful, then Yan Xu is good at his lineage."

Qinglang explanation: clear and loud. Source: Volume 44 of "Yi Wen Lei Ju" quoted from "Pipa Fu" by Sun Gai of Jin Dynasty: "Clear and tight, never ruthless."

Lazy explanation: laziness; laziness. Source: Wang Yufeng of the Ming Dynasty, "Burning Incense·Farewell": "Spring is fading, the mood is lazy, and the lonely rain has gathered and the clouds have dispersed."

Cool explanation: describes the clearer voice. Source: Chapter 4 of "Tian Yu Hua": "Yizhen called her daddy, speaking coldly and clearly."

Chapter 8 of "The Mines of May" by Xiao Jun: "Trams running outside the valley The sound of the electric flute chirped coldly. "Gao Gao explains: It means that the voice, emotion, etc. rise upward.

Source: Chapter 3 of Part 3 of Wei Wei's "The East": "The comrades are all like little tigers, their morale is extremely high." High-pitched explanation: high-spirited, loud.

Source: "Preface to Shi Tian Gao" by Wu Kuan of the Ming Dynasty: "Every style of ancient and modern styles has reached its perfection. The wind in the stream, the moon, the mist in the valley, the clouds, the shapes are as if they are empty, and the postures change suddenly, and you play with them. The better, the more endless it is.

The so-called elegance, peace and excellence are all combined."