Jieshou Kindergarten Children Become 'Little Angels,' Deliver Vegetables to Datong Home in Matsu
Children from Jieshou Kindergarten in Lienchiang County delivered pesticide-free hydroponic vegetables, grown by 5th-grade students, to the Datong Home senior care center on the 27th, and joined the elderly in health exercises. This activity combines vocational exploration with life education and community care.
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(Central News Agency, reporter Huang Hsu-sheng, Lienchiang, 27th) The Lienchiang County Vocational Exploration and Experience Demonstration Center stated today that children from the Jieshou Kindergarten delivered pesticide-free hydroponic vegetables, grown by 5th-grade elementary students, to the Datong Home senior care center today, and accompanied the elderly in performing health exercises.
The Lienchiang County Vocational Exploration Center released a news statement today, noting that continuing the tradition of turning the harvest season each semester into a charitable act, children from Jieshou Kindergarten delivered the pesticide-free hydroponic vegetables to the senior care center today.
The Vocational Exploration Center said that these Fushan lettuce were grown, transplanted, and harvested by 5th-grade students themselves. When the elderly saw the children visiting, they happily accepted the vegetables and interacted with the children, creating a warm atmosphere. The children also led the elderly in health exercises to stretch their bodies.
Jieshou Elementary and Middle School Principal Wu Chien-chung stated that the activity not only showcases the results of the vocational exploration curriculum but is also an important lesson in life education and community care. Through the process of planting, harvesting, and sharing, children learn gratitude and care, while the elderly feel companionship and warmth.
Datong Home expressed gratitude for the fresh vegetables brought by the children, noting that it not only added to the elderly's dining table but also injected warm energy into the care center. (Editor: Zhang Mingkun)
The Lienchiang County Vocational Exploration Center released a news statement today, noting that continuing the tradition of turning the harvest season each semester into a charitable act, children from Jieshou Kindergarten delivered the pesticide-free hydroponic vegetables to the senior care center today.
The Vocational Exploration Center said that these Fushan lettuce were grown, transplanted, and harvested by 5th-grade students themselves. When the elderly saw the children visiting, they happily accepted the vegetables and interacted with the children, creating a warm atmosphere. The children also led the elderly in health exercises to stretch their bodies.
Jieshou Elementary and Middle School Principal Wu Chien-chung stated that the activity not only showcases the results of the vocational exploration curriculum but is also an important lesson in life education and community care. Through the process of planting, harvesting, and sharing, children learn gratitude and care, while the elderly feel companionship and warmth.
Datong Home expressed gratitude for the fresh vegetables brought by the children, noting that it not only added to the elderly's dining table but also injected warm energy into the care center. (Editor: Zhang Mingkun)
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What did the children in Matsu do?
They delivered home-grown vegetables to a senior care center and led the elderly in health exercises.