What ancient poems are there in kindergarten?

The ancient poems in kindergarten are as follows:

The essential ancient poems in kindergarten are: Compassion for Farmers, Weeds, Singing Goose, Dawn in the Spring, Lodging at the Heron, Thinking of Quiet Night, Looking at Lushan Waterfall, The First Creation of Bai Di City, A Gift to Wang Lun, Looking at Tianmen Mountain, Walking on the Mountain, Plum Blossom, etc.

The advantages of reciting Tang poems are as follows:

Can exercise children's memory. Some chapters in Tang poetry are similar to nursery rhymes. Children have a good memory and can recite them easily. Generally, children's songs are not artistic, but many chapters in Tang poetry are artistic and artistic. Reciting a little Tang poetry often helps to enhance children's memory.

Children will be influenced by aesthetics. Many chapters in Tang poetry are beautifully written, such as "I woke up easily in this spring morning". Birds are singing everywhere around me, but now I still remember that night, that storm, I wonder how many flowers were broken? "or" the mountains cover the day, and the sea drains the golden river. " Let children read more books and recite more, which can cultivate beauty and be beneficial to physical and mental health.

It can lay a foundation for children to learn Chinese in the future. In poetry, there are many words that children don't know and many grammatical phenomena. Reciting some poems in preschool stage can let children get in touch with Chinese knowledge in advance. Many people's good literary accomplishment is related to their contact with Tang poetry since childhood.

Children can learn some historical knowledge. Tang poetry is an ancient culture. When explaining Tang poetry to children, children can naturally understand historical knowledge with the explanation. This is more popular with children than simply talking about history.

In this critical period of kindergarten, we should lead children to learn these ancient poems that must be memorized, and instill the beauty and charm of our traditional culture into children from an early age.