1. Increase outdoor activities: let children participate in outdoor activities, such as hiking, camping, observing animals and plants, etc. Let them feel the beauty and magic of nature.
2. Family education: Educate children from an early age the importance of respecting nature and protecting the environment. Children can learn about the symbiotic relationship between human beings and nature by telling environmental stories and watching ecological documentaries.
3. Visit nature reserves: Take children to visit nature reserves, let them witness rare animals and plants and rich ecosystems with their own eyes, and enhance their awe of nature.
4. Cultivate environmental awareness: educate children to develop environmental behaviors such as saving water, using electricity and reducing the use of plastic products, so that they realize that their actions will have an impact on the natural environment.
5. Encourage exploration and questioning: Encourage children to ask questions about nature, guide children to actively explore and understand the mysteries of nature, and cultivate children's curiosity and thirst for knowledge.
6. Reading popular science books: It is recommended that children read some popular science books about natural science and biodiversity, so that children can understand the richness, diversity and complexity of nature.
7. Artistic creation: Encourage children to express their feelings and awe of nature through painting, writing and photography, and cultivate their aesthetic ability and creativity.
8. Social interaction: Let children participate in some environmental protection organizations or volunteer activities, exchange and learn with other people who love nature, and jointly contribute to the protection of the earth's homeland.