China Shandong Net News On October 20, the reading charity campus activity jointly organized by Shandong National Reading Office and Lele Fun Children's Books, Shandong Economic Radio "Love Bagel Mommy Good Baby", Jinan TV, Life Daily, and China Shandong Net, entered the Jinan Oil Refinery Kindergarten. "An Bao Mom" shared wonderful stories and magical small experiments for the children and parents.
The first story is the classic picture book "The Different Lucy". An Bao's mother asked the children: "What is the ladybug you know and what are its characteristics?" Everyone's answer was as follows: "It has a lot of spots on its body!" "It has seven black spots on its body!"······When the protagonist of the story, Lucy appeared, everyone said in unison: "There is no spots on this little ladybug."
With this question, An Bao's mother brought everyone into the story through vivid explanations. Lucy went from no spots to four spots of different colors on its body. This wonderful change made every child erect his ears and widen his eyes. Guided questions have allowed every child to learn profound truth from this warm story: they should not discriminate against others, they should be willing to help others. And it inspires the children: it can be beautiful even if it is different! At the same time, this book also has a cognitive function, and children can recognize colors, numbers, and seasons through reading, which is very interesting.
"What are the important components of our bodies?" An Bao's mother holds fun children's books. The most fun human body encyclopedia - "Our Body" reveals one knowledge after another that everyone doesn't know. You can see the child's appearance at different stages of growth by pulling it; you can show a rich facial expression; you can see the digestion process of food by pushing it; of course, children can't let go of such a fun book!
The last three primary colors experiment allowed the children to understand that red and blue will turn purple together, while green turns out to be the result of a mixture of blue and yellow. A simple experiment allowed children to discover the colors in life by themselves.
