Qianjiang Evening News·Hours News Correspondent Song Chaojun
"Babys, look at the little caterpillar in the teacher's hand. It is ready to transform into a butterfly!"
Recently, the Beishan Street, Xihu District, Hangzhou, held a charity activity for the next generation of education base for caring for the next generation (New Oriental Mantianxing Beishan Nursing Center). At the event site, the teacher explained the picture book stories with emotion and presented "green bookmarks" to the children participating in the event.
Children can enjoy the picture books and know that butterflies are transformed from caterpillars. Through caterpillars' crawling and imitation activities, they exercise coordination and flexibility of limb activities. Finally, with the assistance of their parents, the children DIY completed the caterpillars' aesthetic and labor works.
It is understood that every Thursday from 10:00 to 10:30 am, Beishan Street Care for Next Generation Education Base will carry out parent-child charity activities with the theme of "Picture Book Sharing" and "Music Rhythm". The activities are for children aged 0-3 and families in 7 communities in the jurisdiction, and can register for free.
As of now, the Growth Station charity activities have been held for more than 30 times, with more than 400 groups of children and families participating in the jurisdiction. While interacting with teachers, they can also grow up happily together.
"We have been here several times. The children like the activities here very much. The teachers here are also very responsible. The activities are interesting. Children can communicate with each other and meet new friends." Grandma Yaoyao, who lives in Songmuchang Community, praised with satisfaction.
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