Object comparison is a common question type in school interviews, which mainly allows children to compare similarities and differences. Children can generally make simple comparisons of the appearance, shape and size of objects, but rarely make in-depth comparisons.
Parents can try to guide children to observe from different angles, such as type, use, living habits, taste, texture, etc.
For example, when comparing fruits, most children only compare colors and shapes. After guidance, they can analyze apples: they are red/green, heart-shaped, sweet, crunchy when bitten, and can be eaten with the skin...
Banana: Yellow, crescent-shaped, soft and tender when bitten off, bananas should be eaten with the skin peeled….
As long as you have a deeper understanding and observe more in daily life, it will be much easier. Parents and children should work hard💪🏻
By Miss Kwok (SM)
