What do kindergarten teachers in civilized cities do?

Kindergarten teachers start from me to build a civilized city. I am an ordinary kindergarten teacher. Although it can't be earth-shattering, I think my responsibility is equally important in the great practice of creating a civilized city. Because I am a citizen, I have an obligation to contribute to the beauty of the county; I am also a teacher, and I have a greater responsibility to educate my students to love this land and make our county more beautiful. With the enthusiasm of youth and the mission of education, I walked into the classroom. My children and I collected pictures of "this beautiful city" and discussed what we should do to create a civilized city. Out of the classroom, my children and I picked up the white garbage on the roadside and let the flowers and plants in the season show a bright smile. These meaningful practices have made my children and I understand that building a civilized city is not only a matter for adults like you and me, but also for those lovely children! Here, I want to shout loudly, to create a civilized city, we must start from children, from children! Only in this way can the beauty of the county be realized and lasting. The child's mind is the purest, and there is no room for dirt. Yes, as a child's teacher, I have been educating children: honesty for honesty, civilization for civilization, and nobility for nobility! In the great practice of building a civilized city, I ask children to speak civilized words, do civilized things and be civilized people. Speak politely. I'll set an example. Every morning, I wait at the door of the classroom early and see the children coming from a distance. I took the initiative and warmly welcomed them. I will say hello to my parents, and I will kneel down and hold the child. ...