Jimu News correspondent Wu Nan
In order to improve children's self-care ability and enhance children's self-management awareness, on April 29, Chongren Road Kindergarten, Qiaokou District, Wuhan City, divided into two parks to carry out the "small hands, big energy, happy growth" labor small experts competition.
In this activity, according to the age characteristics and development level of children, different grade groups carried out different competitions, and the young contestants were eager to try.
Under the order of the referee, the game officially began! Although the younger siblings in the small group are young, they are serious and focused. Without the help of teachers and parents, I was able to put on my shoes, put away my toys, and carry beans with a spoon...... Not to be outdone, the children in the middle school class have become more difficult and richer in terms of competition – they not only have to quickly zip up their coats, sort and organize toys, but also use chopsticks skillfully.
For children who are about to enter primary school, good work habits and the ability to take care of themselves are particularly important. At the scene of the competition, the brothers and sisters of the large group were quick with their hands and feet, they could not only button and fold clothes, but also fold quilts and pack them, and everyone was striving to be little experts in life.
During the competition, the children excitedly cheered for their peers, and in the shouts and cheers, the children experienced the joy of participating in the competition. The person in charge of the kindergarten said that this activity showed the children's self-care ability in a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere, enhanced the children's self-confidence, and also improved their awareness of self-management.
(Source: Jimu News)
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