What are the unique insect museums in China? How to teach children about insects?

What are the unique insect museums in China? How to teach children about insects? Shanghai Insect Museum, formerly known as the Insect Department of Shanghai Sinian Museum, was founded by French priest Han Bolu in 1868. At that time, the storage capacity of animal and plant specimens produced in China was the highest in the Far East. Now there are more than ten thousand kinds of insect specimens from all over the country, and there are even the most beautiful butterflies in the museum.

The first modern entomologist museum in China was founded by entomologist Nye. The number of exhibits ranks first in Asia, and many collections are unique in China. There are many excellent collections that have won the Guinness Book of World Records, which makes you full of praise for nature.

It is recommended to read "Moving Illustrated Insects" with children. First, learn the basic knowledge and appearance of insects from the book, and then go outdoors to find small insects and do on-the-spot understanding.

Insect Moving Picture Book is an encyclopedia of insect knowledge specially designed for children, which introduces the main members of the insect family in the form of a collection of pictures and texts. There are books about insects that you have seen, and books about insects that you have not seen. Don't talk about children, even I am fascinated.

If the economy permits, you can find an insect summer camp for your children. The teachers inside will systematically take the children to the field for observation, which requires certain professional knowledge. Parents must find books by themselves. With the efforts of several generations of publishers, children's popular science books have been very suitable for children's tastes, such as office books full of interactive experiences and interesting hand-painted books. The main principle of design is to firmly grasp children's interests.

Use interest to light the first fire in children's hearts and make them willing to understand a new world. Next, strike while the iron is hot, talk about the principles of biological classification, and talk about the logic and significance of classification. These derived knowledge can give children a glimpse of the rigor and wonder of scientific thinking, which may not be understood by children, but the seeds sown now will sprout in their hearts sooner or later.