Chao News client reporter Gao Huasheng
Hangzhou Wenxin Primary School has played a new trick with badminton parent-child activities.
On April 13-14, the first badminton parent-child games of Hangzhou Wenxin Primary School ended in laughter. In order to allow parents and children to play together, Wenxin Primary School has put a lot of thought into the design of this badminton activity.
The biggest purpose of parent-child activities is fun.
During the activity, parents and children paired up to catch the thrown shuttlecocks with plastic buckets. The rules of the game are that adults throw, children pick up, and adults and children can remind each other during the activity. The biggest feature of this game is that the threshold is low, and the junior children who can't play badminton can also play with their parents, and the parents and children cooperate with each other and communicate in a timely manner, which effectively promotes the parent-child relationship in the realization of the small goals of the game.
In between the competitions, parents also exchanged parenting experiences, shared badminton skills, and discussed how to better cultivate children's interests and hobbies.
In addition to the fun games, there is also a badminton game between parents.
Don't look at the parents who may not care too much about winning or losing, in the children's milky shouts and cheers, they also showed their housekeeping skills, attacking high and jumping, and defending the whole field.
Of course, there are opponents on the court, and friends on the field, in addition to the competition of ball skills, it is more about exchanging parenting experience.
After fierce competition, the top eight in each grade group of the parent-child competition were also determined. Everyone laughed when they got the awards, and they gained happiness in sports with their children. Parents who participated in the activity said that such parent-child activities were interesting and could play with their children, and they hoped to have more in the future. (Photo courtesy of Wenxin Primary School)
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