Let children learn how to classify garbage

"Mom, peels should be placed in the green kitchen waste bin, beverage bottles should be placed in the blue recyclable bin, paper should be placed in the black other bins, and used batteries "Put them in the red hazardous waste bins." After school at noon on May 16, a child from Class 4 of Ya Ya, a county government kindergarten, held her mother's hand and pointed her little finger at the waste bins of different colors and said to her seriously. .

One point of garbage is separated, and the environment is very beautiful. In order to better promote the classification and disposal of domestic waste and guide children to correctly identify and put away garbage, the county government kindergarten started with publicity and education, combined with actual conditions, organized all teachers in the kindergarten to conduct garbage classification knowledge training and practical exercises, and actively carried out "Thanksgiving to Nature" , Give back to nature, I take the lead in garbage classification" theme series of activities, equipped with special garbage classification bins, placed in classrooms, offices, corridor corners, kitchens and other places, promoting the effective implementation of garbage classification work.

Kindergarten children are young and illiterate. How to let them understand the types of garbage and dispose of it correctly is the most important thing that kindergartens need to do in garbage classification. In the theme education of children's garbage classification knowledge, the county government kindergarten created a garbage classification theme wall in each classroom to create a garbage classification environment atmosphere. Through PPT animations, garbage can body logo patterns, garbage can color classification, small garbage classification, Stories, "Little Trash Can" melodrama performances, children's paintings and other light and lively forms are both educational and entertaining, allowing children to better understand the types of garbage, and through on-site practical training, they can help children dispose of garbage correctly.

At present, most children in government kindergartens can accurately distinguish what type of basic garbage in daily life belongs to which color trash can. The reporter randomly interviewed several children on campus, and the children's answers were accurate. Suo Linzhuo from Guoguo Class 1 told reporters: "I had to tell my mother about the garbage classification knowledge I learned in school when I got home. Because there were no classified trash cans at home, I drew a sign myself and posted it at my house. "He helped his mother sort the garbage on the trash can." The child's young face showed a proud look.

In addition to cultivating children's awareness of garbage classification, government kindergartens also pay attention to home education, using LED displays, home contact columns, publicity display boards, and issuing letters of advice to parents to carry out extensive "garbage classification" The "Into the Family" publicity and practice activity promotes the basic knowledge of garbage classification and disposal to parents, and uses small hands to hold big hands to mobilize parents and children to work together on garbage classification, garbage reduction and garbage reuse.

In the government kindergarten, the clean and tidy campus environment makes people feel very comfortable. Groups of small and exquisite trash cans can be seen everywhere. The garbage classification patterns on the buckets are very clear, becoming a unique scenery on the campus. . In the distance, the cleaning aunt poured the green leaves she had just cleaned into the "wet garbage" bucket; in the classroom, the children threw the remaining banana peels from the meal into the "kitchen waste" bucket, and the paper scraps generated during class Put it in other trash cans...

Deputy principal Shi Fen told reporters: "Protecting the environment is everyone's responsibility. Garbage classification is not something that happens overnight. We have included garbage classification in the teaching of young children. In the plan, through continuous learning and practice, children will develop good habits of garbage sorting from an early age, make garbage sorting a normal practice, and contribute to protecting the environment. ”