FPT School Thanh Hoa students learn history through the workshop "Pages of a Soldier - Sowing Seeds of Gratitude".

To commemorate the 81st anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam People's Army, FPT Primary, Secondary, and High School in Thanh Hoa organized a workshop themed "The Soldier's Book - Sowing Seeds of Gratitude" for primary school students. This activity aims to help students better understand the glorious history of the nation and the role of the Vietnam People's Army, thereby fostering gratitude and nurturing pride in each student.

Fschool Thanh Hoa students watch a presentation of the book "Vo Thi Sau" during the workshop "Pages of a Soldier - Sowing Seeds of Gratitude".

The program captivated the students' attention through authentic and emotionally rich stories about the image of "Uncle Ho's soldiers"; familiar children's books and vivid historical documents about heroic figures like Vo Thi Sau and Mac Thi Buoi; and images of Vietnamese blue beret soldiers participating in world peacekeeping operations. Their wide-eyed expressions and enthusiastic responses showed that they approached history with natural curiosity and deep emotion.

A highlight of the workshop was the knowledge-based game "Who's Fastest - Who's Right" - an interactive learning method adopted by the school to help students naturally memorize historical events in a way that is appropriate for their age. The classroom atmosphere quickly became lively as the competing teams enthusiastically answered questions about the history of the Vietnam People's Army, as well as the duties of soldiers in war and peacetime. This activity not only created an engaging intellectual playground but also made the knowledge more accessible, memorable, and inspiring for elementary school students.

Students enthusiastically participated in the knowledge-based game "Who's Fastest - Who's Right" at the workshop "The Soldier's Book - Sowing Seeds of Gratitude".

As part of the program, the students also participated in drawing and writing greeting cards to send wishes to the soldiers on duty. Their innocent drawings and messages like "I am grateful to the soldiers," and "Wishing you good health," expressed the sincere feelings of elementary school children, thereby fostering gratitude towards those who have dedicated and are devoting themselves to the cause of protecting the homeland .

FSchool Thanh Hoa students confidently showcased their drawings of soldiers, expressing their feelings and sending best wishes to the troops.

The workshop "Pages of a Soldier - Sowing Seeds of Gratitude" atFPT Primary, Secondary, and High School in Thanh Hoa once again affirms the school's comprehensive educational orientation: using reading culture as a foundation, linking it with historical education, fostering gratitude, national pride, and the indomitable spirit of the soldiers of Uncle Ho.

In the spirit of commemorating the founding day of the Vietnam People's Army, the program not only provides a meaningful learning experience but also contributes to building a moral foundation and nurturing a generation of FPT School Thanh Hoa students who can read, understand, and appreciate history, so that reading culture truly becomes a bridge to help them get closer to history and love their country even more.

Tao Thi Thanh Mai

Source: https://baothanhhoa.vn/hoc-sinh-fpt-school-thanh-hoa-hoc-lich-su-qua-workshop-trang-sach-nguoi-linh-gieo-mam-tri-an-271568.htm