One day, a parent saw a child lifting a ladder needed for morning exercise, and several other children were busy lifting tables and tires. Later, he listened to the children's grandmother telling other parents how to ask their children to do things and what their teachers should do.

The famous Italian educator Montessori pointed out that action education is one of the courses of daily life practice, and its main purpose is to cultivate children's self-management ability, sense of responsibility and good living habits. Every movement, ability, muscle group size and movement coordination of children will also be developed accordingly.

The reason why teachers let children do these things is to cultivate children's practical ability, and also to cultivate children's sense of collective responsibility, knowing that they are part of the class and can't sit idly by and help with things together.

Including the children at home, we should also do what we can. During the growth of children, housework is closely related to the development of children's motor skills, cognitive ability and sense of responsibility.