This university invites parents to experience the joy of raising children on Children’s Day
"Can children develop well if they play every day? What should I do if my children don't want to talk? Picture books are good, but how do I choose them and how do I read them? What should I do if my children are always moving? How can I do scientific exercises?"
On June 1st, the China Infant and Child Education Research Institute of East China Normal University launched a special "June 1" event - "Happy Research Institute Cute Baby Mobilization" to explore how to raise children happily with more than 40 parents of children.
Children are picking up toys that interest them.
Children play games in the "Parent-Child Chess and Fun" section.
The parent-child activities are divided into four sections: "Parent-child chess fun", "Who bit my pie", "Baby rushes forward" and "Little Creators", which are organized by the institute's functional laboratory and experience venue design respectively. The activities revolve around children's favorite games and cover the five major areas of language, science, sports, society, and art, allowing children to develop and grow in games, and allowing parents to observe their children, parent-child games, and communicate with experts on-site. Experience the fun and usefulness of "scientific parenting" and say goodbye to parenting anxiety.
The accompanying reading activity with the theme of "Who Bites My Pie", through the design of three interesting links of "debate", "acting" and "fighting", allows children to become the characters in the story and encourages them Showcase your imagination and creativity in free debates, creative interpretations and handmade collages.
Children exercised their hands-on skills in the game.
Children show their athletic potential in the "Baby Goes Forward" session.
The "Parent-Child Chess and Chess Fun" section has a number of educational chess games.
This event not only radiates residents around the school, but many parents also bring their children from afar. “This is really a great activity. The activities are rich and well organized. The children are free to choose any activities they like. Most of the children chose their favorites. Personally, I think building blocks are the most useful. Attractive!” The parents exclaimed, “It’s so fun. Not only do the children like it, but I also have a great time playing it!”
