Children in the immigration village

Woodworking is a part of traditional Chinese culture with a long history of development and far-reaching influence. Woodworking is not only a skill, but also a culture. Knowledge related to woodworking can help children open their eyes and enrich their cognition, and can also improve children's hands-on ability and build confidence in learning. To stimulate children's imagination and creativity, in this activity, we walked into the world of traditional woodworking and explored the fun of woodworking.


In the class, the woodworking teacher first introduced the historical and cultural knowledge of woodworking, so that the children and parents who participated in the activity had a deeper understanding of traditional Chinese woodworking. Then the teacher introduced the tools to the children one by one, such as wood blocks, saws, sanding paper and other tools.


Under the guidance of the teacher, these items that are "dangerous" in the eyes of the parents, the children gradually become familiar with and skilled in the operation, and the children also incarnate as "Little Luban", pulling and pushing the wood, carefully grinding the materials, and cutting the pieces of wood together. All turned into a beautiful little item.
This activity not only allowed every child to experience the fun of modern woodworking, but also exercised their hands-on ability and concentration, but also deepened the parent-child relationship between children and their parents, allowing them to do it while playing, learn by doing, and work in There is a great sense of achievement in the production process.

At the end of the event, social workers, community workers and volunteers led the children to build the Winter Olympics mascots "Bing Dun Dun" and "Xue Rong Rong" outdoors.