Feel the farming culture Experience the joy of harvest - "Little Water Drops" holiday study activity

"Plant one millet in the spring, and harvest ten thousand seeds in the autumn." On October 30th, the sixth season of the "Little Water Drops" holiday study activity of Yancheng Kuba river primary school started! 180 small droplets greeted the autumn wind, stepped on the tail of autumn, felt the rich farming culture, and experienced the joy of autumn harvest.

The little droplets enjoyed the scenery along the way, and the laughter and laughter constantly echoed in the carriage.

Step into the world of fairy tales

The first stop of the study was the childlike Andersen Fairy Tales Park. There are a variety of attractions: clowns, float parades, Dumbo... The little droplets run, jump, and scream, wandering in the ocean of fairy tales.

The secret of the chicken farm

What does a chicken farm look like, the birthplace of eggs? The little droplets excitedly competed to see who would get the egg baby first.

With the help of the administrator, the little droplets lined up the baby eggs neatly in a plastic box. Lo and behold, the baby eggs have a new home of their own!

The watchman of the rice paddies

The little droplets took up their gloves, picked up scissors and rushed into the rice field together, cutting rice seeds, straightening rice stalks, removing rice seeds, making sandbags, and were very busy.

Radish pulling contest

Small figures weave through the turnip fields, boasting about the size of the turnips they pluck, and on the other hand, more than who plucks the turnips. The turnips that were hiding in the soil and sleeping lazily were invited into the basket by the small droplets!

Happy times are always short-lived, and the little droplets are also on the bus home. They happily showed the fruits of the autumn harvest to their friends.

Ancients Cloud: "Read thousands of books, travel thousands of miles", the classroom of Kushiba River Primary School is not only the classroom, nature is our best teacher. This study not only allowed the students to walk into the field and experience the process of farming, but also experienced the joy of harvest.