Kindergarten spring outing theme name

The theme of the kindergarten spring outing is: getting close to animals, walking into nature, and feeling family affection.

Spring outing generally refers to spring outing. Spring outing is an important tourism custom among Chinese people who go outing and walking in the spring. They go out together to the countryside and play various games, Cuju, swing, kite flying and other activities.

Chinese folk custom of outing has a long history. Legend has it that it was formed as far back as the pre-Qin Dynasty, and it is also said that it began in the Wei and Jin Dynasties. According to the "Old Book of Tang Dynasty": "At Renwu in February of the second year of the Dali calendar, I was lucky enough to have an outing in Kunming Lake." It can be seen that the custom of outings has long been popular. In the Song Dynasty, outing became popular.

The Chinese folk custom of spring outing has existed since the pre-Qin Dynasty. The famous "Shangsi Festival" in spring in ancient China (generally held on the third day of March after the Wei Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms), men and women go out together in spring clothes to go out in the city, or go to the valley to pick orchid grass, or go to the waterside to play and bathe, or go to the countryside to feast and have fun , believed that the bad luck could be eradicated, and named it "Spring Harvest".

The spring outing in the pre-Qin Dynasty was not limited to "Shangsi" day. "The Book of Songs, Zheng Feng, Going Out of the East Gate" says: "Going out of the east gate, there are women like clouds." It tells the scene of young men and women going to the east gate for a spring outing. After the Han Dynasty, spring outing activities were often reflected in poetry. In the Tang Dynasty, spring outing began after the Lantern Festival and the lanterns were turned off and lasted until the end of the Three Spring Festivals.

Spring outing in the Tang Dynasty was also called "spring outing" or "wild walking". It was for the purpose of walking in the countryside, and the spring outing activity of ladies in the Tang Dynasty was the most distinctive. Every Shangsi day, Chang'an ladies go out together for outings. If they encounter famous flowers, they will sit on the grass, untie their skirts and make the surroundings look like curtains, so as to enjoy the sightseeing, which is called "skirts".

Games and activities during spring outings:

During spring outings, fighting with grass is often used as entertainment. Baicao Dou, also known as "Baicao Dou" in ancient times, uses grass as the object of competition, or the names of flowers and plants, such as dog's ear versus cockscomb; or the amount and toughness of weeds. In addition, women in the Tang Dynasty also took advantage of the "spring outing" to carry out sports activities such as swinging, skipping and watching football.