Sunshine News (Reporter Yang Xiaojuan) Recently, the Yannan Branch of Big Wild Goose Pagoda Primary School carried out a series of activities with the theme of labor.
On April 26, each class teacher conscientiously organized a team meeting with the theme of "I work, I am happy". At the class meeting, the students learned about the origin of May Day and deeply understood the concept of "labor creates a better life"; Determined to inherit the spirit of model workers and craftsmen, and establish correct labor values.
In the class meeting, the students watched the documentary "Great Country Craftsmen" together to learn about the stories of skilled workers from different fields who build dreams with "ingenuity".
During the May Day holiday, the students participated in the labor and deeply realized the difficulty and hardship of labor, and also cherished the fruits of labor more and respected every worker.
1st grade: washing fruits and folding clothes, labor enlightenment
Year 1 children begin their journey of labor by washing fruit and learning to peel it. They also learn basic life skills from mom and dad like how to fold clothes and do simple household chores.
Year 2: Tidy up your little world and tie your own shoelaces
Year 2 children are challenged to tidy up their "little world", not only by making beds and quilts, but also by learning to tie their own shoes.
Grade 3: Housework helper, I can do everything
Year 3 students wash vegetables, wash rice, and sweep up dust.
Grade 4: Clean up together and build a warm home together
Year 4 students do a big cleaning with their families.
They also repaired torn books with their own hands.
Fifth grade: The spirit of model workers is transmitted, and labor is the most glorious
The fifth-grade students learned about the glorious deeds of the model workers through collecting information, paid tribute to the great spirit of the model workers, and expressed their respect and gratitude to the model workers by writing sincere letters.
In the experience of "my mother and I change jobs for a day", they will deeply understand the hard work and dedication behind "the line in the hands of a loving mother, the top of a wandering son", and appreciate the importance of each role in the family.
Grade 6: Cooking competition, practice showcase
Under the guidance of their parents, the Year 6 students learned how to steam rice, make dumplings, and cook home-cooked dishes.
They will also turn waste materials into practical or ornamental works, practicing the environmental protection concept of "turning waste into treasure", and integrating creativity and aesthetics into daily life.