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Many parents believe that modern life, with its fast-paced work schedules, leaves little time for their children, especially during the summer. However, a meaningful summer doesn't need to be about long trips or expensive courses. It's about moments when children are free to be themselves, to play, explore , create, and develop holistically in the companionship and love of their family.
Instead of buying lots of new toys, guide your child to transform cardboard boxes, plastic bottles, dried leaves, twigs, etc., into unique works of art. They can paint with watercolors, sculpt with clay, or make their own fun decorations. This not only stimulates creativity but also teaches them about recycling and environmental protection . To further develop their creativity, parents can also have them conduct simple experiments such as making a volcano erupt (using baking soda and vinegar), growing plants in water, or exploring the properties of magnets. These will spark a passion for science and help them understand the world around them in a more visual and engaging way.
If possible, give your child the opportunity to try out subjects they enjoy, such as learning a musical instrument (guitar, piano, ukulele), drawing, dancing, martial arts, or learning a new language. The important thing is to let them choose according to their own interests, avoiding imposing your will so that they are motivated and find joy in learning.
In cities, many educational centers and children's centers organize diverse summer courses ranging from life skills camps and basic programming courses to cooking and gardening classes. By participating in these courses, children will be equipped with many essential skills.
A fulfilling summer isn't just about travel; it's about simple, meaningful moments when children are free to play, explore, and create. Let's make this summer a memorable time, planting seeds in young hearts of love for nature and an insatiable thirst for learning!
Dan Thanh
Source: https://baolongan.vn/nhung-ngay-he-thu-vi-a197551.html






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