Pumbaa's whisperd mentioned that reading must read classics and emphasize three views. Parents must screen books for their children in advance. You can also introduce classics through some books that children are interested in. For example, after reading The Adventures of Tintin, hillier talked about world history, and so on. I really feel the same way.

In particular, I would like to share some key words of my historical enlightenment to children: wait for flowers to bloom, let go of anxiety, and take the opportunity to introduce them.

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The historical enlightenment of our family is a process that accumulates over time, goes with the flow and comes naturally. Hillier has bought this set of books for more than a year. After reading a few chapters, the child seems to have lost interest. I didn't insist, but chose to let it go first. Later, I found that children like Greek mythology, especially saints and various gods and constellations, as well as ancient Egypt and various wars. Following these points of interest, we also read some pictures of Tintin's adventures and ancient civilization. I also bought a set of wall books on world history and timeline. There is a timeline on this wall book, and we can see the course from the origin of everything to modern times. Children will find many interesting and curious events on it.

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With these accumulations, I turned out the book "hillier Tells the History of the World" and began to talk about his favorite, because there were mythical figures he liked and wars he was interested in. With the preparation before, he can give up any book during the reading time every day, but it is firm, because it is interesting and makes him feel familiar, so he must listen to it every night. Now he has also talked about 42 chapters, and the children are willing to tell me about it, and then record it and share it with more friends.