Give your children beautiful memories of Tet.

Our parents' generation was nurtured in a warm atmosphere of family affection every time Tet (Lunar New Year) arrived. We celebrated Tet, learned countless life lessons from it, and gained positive energy that fostered our aspirations to overcome difficulties, encouraged our efforts to improve ourselves, and ignited a simple happiness in dreaming about Tet, thinking about Tet, and eagerly anticipating Tet.

Students participate in activities celebrating Lunar New Year at school.

So why not let children immerse themselves in the Tet atmosphere to fully experience the meaning of reunion, togetherness, and bonding?

Preserving the beauty of traditional culture.

Tet, the Lunar New Year, is a time to nurture the traditional cultural values ​​of the Vietnamese people and their children. The ancestral altar needs to be set up, and the offerings to ancestors need to be arranged; this is how we show our respect and reverence to our forefathers. Houses must be swept and gardens tidied to welcome the new year with renewed hope. Customs include erecting the New Year's pole, making green sticky rice cakes, displaying apricot blossoms, and hanging New Year's greeting cards…

Countless lessons ingrained in family traditions will naturally begin to take root in children's hearts when they witness, participate in, and practice them through real-life experiences.

Lessons on strengthening family bonds.

Tet is also an opportunity to reinforce family bonding, sharing, and working together to build a warm and loving home. Involve your children in cleaning the house, so they become more aware of their responsibilities and feel proud to contribute to keeping the house tidy, organized, and clean. Encourage them to proactively clean their rooms, study areas, wardrobes, etc. Guide and motivate them to participate in cleaning the house, painting stairs, sweeping the garden, and so on.

The bustling atmosphere of the year-end days will ignite the excitement of welcoming Tet (Lunar New Year), the anticipation of the holiday, and children will better understand the value of labor and become more aware of the hardships their parents endure.

Tet is an opportunity for students to bond with their families.

Lessons in etiquette, learned through simple gifts exchanged with relatives and sincere New Year greetings given to acquaintances, will gradually shape the character of future citizens who will preserve Vietnamese cultural traditions. We will teach children many good things, from following adults to offer New Year greetings, knowing how to greet and address others respectfully, knowing how to express gratitude and behave tactfully when receiving red envelopes of money, to being skillful and considerate at the dinner table…

The precious experiences of Tet will sow fresh seeds in the lush green soil of a child's soul. Let's pull our children away from books, set aside academic knowledge, and immerse them in the vibrant atmosphere of Tet, shall we?

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