In this study, the soliloquy behavior of 3~6 year old children in regional activities was
investigated. Twenty-two children were selected as the research objects. Combined with interviews and
behavioral observation, the results showed that the soliloquy behavior of children in small class was the
most in regional activities, while that of children in big class was the least. The soliloquy frequency of boys
was slightly higher than that of girls in the same area, but the difference was not significant. Children’s
soliloquy behavior is greatly affected by the external environment, and the soliloquy frequency of children
will fluctuate and change correspondingly because of the change of environmental elements and the
existence of companions. With the increase of teaching age, teachers’ recognition of children’s soliloquy
behavior increases, and young teachers with shorter teaching age tend to rationally view the influence of
soliloquy behavior on children’s development.