The contents of the 2018 Kindergarten Arbor Day handwritten newspaper have simple and beautiful borders

The content of the 2018 Arbor Day handwritten newspaper for the first class of kindergarten has simple and beautiful borders

In March, the sun is just right, the breeze is calm, and the flowers have not yet bloomed. We welcome It’s Arbor Day, let’s take a look at the content of the Arbor Day leaflet for the kindergarten class that I brought to you below~

Pictures of the Arbor Day handwritten leaflet for the kindergarten class

Kindergarten Picture 1 of the Arbor Day handwritten newspaper for the upper class in kindergarten. Contents of the Arbor Day handwritten newspaper for the upper class of kindergarten. Arbor Days in various countries around the world

Afforestation can not only green and beautify homes, but also expand forest resources, prevent water and soil erosion, It protects farmland, regulates climate, and promotes economic development. It is a grand project that benefits the present and future generations. In order to protect forestry resources, beautify the environment and maintain ecological balance, many countries in the world have established Arbor Day and Arbor Week activities based on their actual conditions. For example:

China: Arbor Day is held on March 12 every year;

Japan: Arbor Day and Greening Week are held every spring. Greening Week includes street greening day, houseside greening day, factory greening day, barren hill greening day, school greening day, greening tree protection day, etc.;

North Korea: March 2nd is Arbor Day every year;

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Mongolia: on the second Saturday in May and October every year;

India: National Arbor Day activities are held in the first week of July every year;

Sri Lanka: Since 1977, September 17th every year has been Arbor Day;

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Thailand: National Day every year (December 5) Arbor Day;

Philippines: Arbor Day is celebrated on the second Saturday of September every year;

Jordan: Arbor Day is celebrated on January 15;

Palestine: January 6th is Arbor Day;

Egypt: Arbor Day is held from September to November every year;

United States: Each state has Arbor Day, but due to climate differences in different places, there is no Arbor Day nationwide. Unified date;

Brazil: Arbor Day is held on September 21 every year;

Mexico: Arbor Day activities are held every year during the rainy season from June to September;

Colombia: Arbor Day is held on October 12 every year;

El Salvador: Arbor Day and Teachers’ Day are combined and held on June 21 every year;

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France: March is the legal greening month every year, and March 31st is the tree planting day;

The United Kingdom: January 6th to 12th every year. National Arbor Day;

Italy: Arbor Day is held on January 21 every year;

Bulgaria: Traditional Forest Week activities are held from April 2 to 8 every year;

Sweden: Forest Week is held every March;

Finland: June 24 is Arbor Day.

Among the above-mentioned countries, the United States has the earliest Arbor Day, with a history of more than 130 years. On April 10, 1872, a Nebraska journalist initiated the first Arbor Day in the United States. On that day, more than 1 million trees were planted across Nebraska.

Benefits of planting trees

1. Trees can regulate the climate and maintain ecological balance. Through photosynthesis, trees absorb carbon dioxide and spit out oxygen, making the air clean and fresh. One acre of forest releases enough oxygen for 65 people to breathe for a lifetime.

2. Trees can prevent wind and sand, conserve water and soil, and absorb various dusts. One acre of forest can absorb 20-60 tons of various dusts in a year.

3. Forests can reduce noise pollution. A 40-meter-wide forest belt can reduce noise by 10-15 decibels. Noise pollution has caused great harm to human life, study, work, rest, etc. It can be said to be people's "enemy". Therefore, we must pay more attention to afforestation. Noise can also cause hearing loss, deafness, stupidity, and abnormalities in the heart, blood pressure, nerves, etc. in long-term life. It can even cause people to die from long-term noise exposure. In this way, the woods can reduce the noise by four or five times.

4. The secretions of trees can kill bacteria.

There are 30,000 to 40,000 bacteria per cubic meter of air in an open space, but only 300-400 in a forest. Afforestation is the obligation of every citizen, and the country has designated March 12th as Arbor Day. Afforestation has great benefits for our study, work, life and other aspects.

5. Trees can reduce temperature and increase humidity. The temperature can drop from 30 degrees to around 20 degrees.

Human’s unreasonable development and utilization of natural resources is the main cause of ecological imbalance. Indiscriminate deforestation, deforestation, land reclamation, and overgrazing will destroy forests and pastures, cause soil erosion, land desertification, and frequent sandstorms. Unreasonable development and occupation of land have reduced the area of ??cultivated land.