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How do children learn by observing nature
In daily life, parents consciously guide their children to observe the types of trees, the shapes of leaves, the changes of flowers, the ups and downs of the sun, the moon and stars, the fluttering of clouds, the peristalsis of earthworms and the crawling of insects. Strange seasons have magical summoning power for children.

The beauty of spring

Let children experience the gentle breeze in spring, the change of trees, which small animals greet spring first, and observe the appearance of spring rain like flowers and needles.

Summer fun

Rumbling thunder, dazzling lightning, rainbows after rain and small puddles on the roadside will all arouse children's infinite reverie and strong interest.

Music in autumn

The jumping of locusts, the flying of butterflies, the chirping of weaver girls and crickets can all bring children into the classroom of music art.

The fun of winter

Flying snowflakes and glittering ice cubes will tempt children to be fascinated. Snowball fights, snowball fights, making snowmen and skating are the activities that children are most willing to participate in.

Learning bees

When observing that bees are busy collecting honey, educate children to learn from bees and be hardworking people.

Learn ants

Let children know the power of unity by observing the ants moving food together.

Learn the three-state change of water

In these activities, parents can tell their children about the three-state changes of water and the myths and legends of snow.