How to keep a diary while playing a quiet book?

The writing method of playing a quiet book diary is as follows:

1. Choose a quiet environment: find a quiet place, away from noise and interference, and ensure that you can concentrate on writing a diary. Preparation tools: prepare paper and pens, or use electronic devices, such as computers or mobile phones. Write down the date and time: write down the date and time of the day at the beginning of your diary so as to record the specific time when you write your diary.

2. Describe the environment: Describe your environment in a few sentences, including the weather, indoor or outdoor, surrounding sounds, etc. This can help you remember the scene at that time. Express your feelings: Write down your feelings and emotions while playing a quiet book. You can describe your relaxation, calmness, concentration or any other feeling.

3. Record the details: Write down the details you noticed when playing the quiet book, such as the text, illustrations and colors in the book. These details can help you remember the scene at that time. Thinking and Reflection: Write down your thoughts and reflections on playing static books. You can think about what inspiration this book has given you, or how it has affected your mood and thinking.

4. Conclusion: Write a conclusion at the end of the diary, which can be your summary of this experience or your expectation for the future. Revise and edit: check your diary to make sure the grammar is correct and the sentences are smooth. If necessary, it can be modified and edited.

Playing with the concept of a quiet book diary

1, a quiet book, as its name implies, is a book that can make children quiet. Originated from abroad, also known as static book or moving book. It is not a continuous story, but contains all kinds of cognitive knowledge, such as numbers, letters and shapes. It can also include a lot of life skills training, such as tying shoelaces and buttoning.

2. In addition, there are many kinds of quiet books, which generally involve colors, shapes, numbers, letters, comparisons and so on. The aim is to let children learn new knowledge through play and realize the goal of learning while playing. Such books can not only exercise children's fine movements and hand-eye coordination, but also enlighten their cognition.