These sentences are from Literacy 2, the second volume of the first-grade primary school language published by People's Education Press, which tells us that starting from small things and starting from childhood, the school classroom can also be a broad stage for creating a civilized city.

/kloc-before the age of 0/0, it is a critical period for children to develop habits and character. Through systematic and comprehensive etiquette education, children can develop good behavior habits and benefit for life. Civilization is embodied in everyone's words and deeds. Teachers should not only teach children knowledge, but also cultivate their character.

Education extends from the classroom to life and society. Small hands stretch hands, and civilization is also passed on to parents and society in daily words and deeds. Starting with education, especially civilized etiquette education, can best lay the civilized foundation of a city. This is also one of the bounden responsibilities of educators.

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Literacy 2 full text:

Children are still young, respect their elders and be polite.

Parents teach, listen carefully, and correct mistakes.

If the elders are wrong, remind them to have a good attitude and be sincere.

Housework, willing to bear, washing dishes and chopsticks, sweeping the yard.

My family loves me. I love my family. Good boy, everyone praises me. ?