In early childhood education, maintaining a certain sense of ceremony can give children positive inner hints and spiritual reinforcement, bring them a sense of respect, belonging, responsibility, happiness, pride and awe, and achieve their very valuable temperament and taste. Such a child will also have a grateful heart.

The importance of a sense of ceremony

Loreles, a German writer, once said in Why Do We Need Rituals: "A ritualized life gives us a real sense of existence."

The sense of ceremony in kindergarten

Kindergartens give children a sense of ceremony properly, which can make children feel the love of kindergartens and thus have a grateful heart; A family full of ritual can make children feel the warmth of home and cultivate grateful children.

Ritual sense of parent-child hug

A parent shared it with a deer. After sending the children to kindergarten every morning, she will hug each other and leave. She said, "Morning is an important moment to start a beautiful day. If children hug me, they will feel better and feel more secure. "

Courtesy smile

Every morning, the mother will smile at the children entering the class, and with a little sense of ceremony, the children will be immersed in happiness every day. After each class, the children will show off to their teachers and children: "Every time my mother holds me, I feel that I am the happiest child in the world. Special thanks to mom for her dedication. She is the best mother in the world. "