Donation or exchange
The most common way is donation or exchange. We can donate our children's old books to schools, public welfare organizations, community libraries and other places, and some children in the neighborhood will also need these books to read. You can also exchange books for your children by exchange. This method can not only let children share books with people in need, but also educate children to cherish resources and be thrifty.
Organize and store at home
Of course, some old books have special significance in children's minds, and they often have an emotional connection with these books. Therefore, we can choose to keep these books at home, with special bookcases or bookshelves, which is convenient for further reading without taking up too much space. In addition, we can sort out and classify these old books, so that children can keep their interest in reading and constantly recall their own reading experiences when recalling old books, thus promoting their growth.
turn waste into treasure
If we really don't want to throw away our children's old books, then we can think about how to turn waste into treasure. For example, we can cut out children's favorite patterns or words and make them into envelopes, bookmarks and other small things, which not only gives children a small surprise, but also allows them to extend the book to other aspects. At the same time, recyclable materials can be classified for environmental protection recycling.
give up
If children's old books really can't be handled, such as yellowing and worn pages, then we can consider throwing them away. Of course, before discarding, we need to clean up all private information, such as labels and bookmarks. In addition, we can also take this opportunity to educate our children on garbage sorting and environmental protection, so that they can realize that everything in life should be taken seriously.