Recently, the Huairou District Lebeijia Volunteer Service Team and the volunteers of the Moon Lake Civilization Practice Base held a series of civilization practice activities of "Parent-Child Experience of May in May" in Beijing Jinhui Farm, and 150 parent-child families participated in the theme activity aimed at advocating green environmental protection and promoting communication between parents and children.
Under the guidance of their parents and volunteer teachers, the children participated in the "Chicken Catching Competition", "Loach Catching Competition", "Clay Sculpture Handicraft", "Knocking Dipping and Dyeing Canvas Bags" and other fresh and interesting parent-child game projects.
The chicken competition is divided into 3 groups of adults, children aged 3-7 and children over 7 years old, within a time limit of 1 minute, the first contestant to catch a chick wins the championship, and the champion can receive a chick to take home to raise.
The group and time limit of the loach catching competition are the same as the group and time limit of the chicken catching competition, and the contestant who catches the most loaches in 1 minute wins the championship.
Under the guidance of the leader, parents and children put the clay on the wood chips and knead and paste them step by step, and finally shape the clay into the corresponding theme clay sculpture works.
The experience of knocking and dyeing canvas bags is a complete operating procedure for the leader to lead everyone to find plants of different shapes and colors, and then put the plants on the canvas bag, and repeatedly beat them with stones and other tools, and finally make the canvas bag printed and dyed with plant juice and present a beautiful pattern. In the process of making "knocking and dyeing canvas bags", parents and children can give full play to their imagination and creativity, seriously look for plants of different shapes and colors, and create beautiful patterns of different styles.
After the event, parents said that such activities not only taught the children to be grateful, but also enhanced the parent-child relationship, which was very meaningful.
Text/Beijing Youth Daily reporter Wu Wenjuan, correspondents, Wei Mingjun, Zhu Ruixuan
Editor/Tan Weiping