March is the month of hope, spring returns to the earth, grass warblers fly, and the annual Arbor Day also arrives in March. Arbor Day was established to publicize the protection of trees and arouse people's attention to the ecological environment.
Festivals such as Arbor Day have a considerable positive effect on children's learning and growth. Russell's The Road to Happiness mentions that "the habits of thought formed at an early age may last a lifetime." "The awareness of protecting the environment and loving nature in childhood can help children love our beautiful home when they grow up."
However, for kindergarten children, personally planting trees is a rather difficult thing, in addition to watering, loosening soil and other disposable forms, children can also play with trees, in the long-term play, understand the trees, understand the environment, to achieve the purpose of harmonious coexistence between man and nature.
Running on the grass, lying flat on the grass, feeling the softness of the grass, the pain of being lightly stabbed by the spikes at the tip of the grass, this is the most direct contact between children and nature, from this contact to feel nature and understand nature.
The growth of trees is somewhat different from the growth of flowers and grasses, not so significant, and the trees are so tall that children cannot directly reach them, so they have a deeper understanding of trees. Tree houses or large toys set up around trees solve this problem.
The climbing cage hanging from the trunk of a large tree realizes the joy of children climbing trees. The platform is high enough for children to touch the branches on high ground. Not only that, but the tree house offers children the opportunity to get a closer look at the growth of tree branches.
When the wind blows through the leaves, the sway of the leaves can be seen more obviously, and the fallen leaves in spring and autumn will fall on the platform, and the evening sun will sprinkle on the platform through the gaps in the branches.
You may be thinking, children are playing and observing the changes in the tree?
Don't ignore your child's curiosity and observation, the trees always stand there, and in the day-to-day play, these trees will always become the children's playmate.