The long holiday on April 30 - May 1 will be an opportunity for parents to teach young children about the historical values that the previous generation fought for independence and national reunification, thereby helping the younger generation, especially the younger generation, understand and appreciate the history of the nation more.
Many good benefits for young children when parents can accompany them to experience tourist attractions and historical museums during the holidays.
Enhancing understanding and awareness of history
Visiting historical sites and museums will help children get as close as possible to important historical milestones. From there, they can increase their understanding and awareness of history in the most profound and easy-to-understand way.
Children will be more excited to admire paintings and models in each important stage of the struggle for independence and national reunification to form pride and gratitude for the ancestral generation.
The visits to the relic not only expand children's understanding of the land where they live but also arouse pride, love for their homeland and the awareness of preserving and promoting the traditional values that the previous generation has cultivated.
Developing skills and thinking
Visiting relics and historical museums also helps children develop many skills such as observation, listening, asking questions as well as critical thinking. When exposed to artifacts, images and listening to historical stories, children will learn to remember, analyze, compare and learn lessons for themselves.
Children getting acquainted with historical knowledge through museums and relics will support them in studying, developing thinking and exploring the world around them.
Connecting family and community
visits to museums and historical sites with families during the holiday will create opportunities for children to have more excitement to play and experience. This is also a way to strengthen the connection between family members and create a positive learning environment for children to share and learn from each other.
Creating opportunities for children to explore historical sites during the April 30 - May 15 holiday will nurture patriotism and remember the contributions of the previous generation in the hearts of children.
