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Traditional Corner: Culture Seeds in Kindergarten

My grandmother often says, “Children are like trees, they should be shaped from young.” Indeed, childhood years are the most crucial foundation for a child’s personality development. And one of the wonderful ways to nurture good values in children is through the “traditional corner” in Baby kindergartens.

So, what exactly is a traditional corner, and what is its special role in the preschool education environment? Let’s find out!

Traditional Corner – Nurturing the Vietnamese Soul

The traditional corner in kindergarten is like a miniature “museum,” showcasing the beauty of Vietnamese traditional culture. From costumes and folk toys to old farming tools, all carry stories and invaluable cultural values.

The Significance of the Traditional Corner in Kindergarten

  • Nurturing love for homeland and country: By looking at familiar images of their homeland, like the ‘áo bà ba’ traditional shirt and conical hat, children will gradually develop a love for their national roots.
  • Inspiring national pride: Through stories about historical heroes and the nation’s good customs and traditions, children will feel proud of their origins.
  • Developing life skills: Participating in activities in the traditional corner, such as making folk toys and playing traditional games, helps children develop motor skills, creative thinking, and communication skills.

Activity Suggestions for the Traditional Corner

How can we ensure the traditional corner is not just a display but also an engaging experience for children? Here are some suggestions:

  • Organizing traditional festivals: For example, during Mid-Autumn Festival or Lunar New Year (Tet), children can participate in making cakes, decorating classrooms, listening to stories about the holidays, etc.
  • Artistic performances: Children can practice singing and dancing to folk songs and dances, contributing to preserving and promoting traditional artistic values.
  • Folk games: ‘Ném còn’ (throwing fabric balls), ‘Ô ăn quan’ (mandarin square capturing), ‘Bịt mắt bắt dê’ (blind man’s bluff), etc., not only bring laughter to children but also train their dexterity and agility.

Traditional Corner – A Bridge Between Past and Present

Ms. Nguyen Thi Thu Thuy, principal of Hoa Sen Kindergarten, shared: “The traditional corner is like a bridge connecting the past with the present, helping young children absorb traditional cultural values in the most natural and close way.”

In today’s era of integration, preserving and promoting national cultural identity becomes even more important. The traditional corner in kindergarten is one of the important “seeds” contributing to preserving and developing the good values of Vietnamese culture.

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