Winter and summer vacations are the peak period for children's travel.
This summer, there is a key word about tourism that is popular, that is, "textbook travel".
As the name suggests, parents take their children to use the content that appears in the textbook as a travel guide, formulate a travel route, and let the children put themselves in the shoes of history and culture.
Not only did travel agencies take the opportunity to launch numerous "textbook tours" routes, but CCTV also reported on this new trend.
In fact, the textbook tour also reflects the change in parents' travel thinking.
In the past, I just played with the baby everywhere and experienced different attractions.
Now it is tourism + education to grasp together, which can not only let children understand the content of the textbook with knowledge and action, but also make children more interested in participating.
However, there is so much content in the textbook, how should we take children to play (learn) better?
Recently, I just bought a set of New Oriental's "Follow the Textbook to Travel China", which can definitely solve the problem of how to play with children.
Some people may be about to refute, why are you going out to play and doing so utilitarian, can't you let the child go?
In fact, you don't have to be frightened by the name "Follow the Textbook to Travel China".
The textbook is just an introduction, and from the content alone, most of the stories involved are history, humanities, nature, folklore, flora and fauna, and nature.
Paired with the recommended play routes for each location, you can use it as a set of travel tips for your child.
Tell your children what this place is called, where it is, what are the characteristic attractions and culture, what historical stories have happened, and what are the delicious and fun things.
How, is it like a set of travel guides, and the content of the book can be regarded as a tour guide's words.
A set of travel guides jointly completed by famous teachers (special teachers in Guangdong Province), experts (history professors) and travel bloggers (Ctrip, Mafengwo, Toutiao, Qunar Raiders).
In this way, following the textbook to travel to China, is it at least possible to give some advice on how to play.
In fact, in most cases, parent-child travel is just to accompany the child to a place to play together for a few days.
Most of the children's participation is in play, and there is no way to determine in advance whether it is fun or not, whether the child likes it or not.
What Yu Minhong said is actually quite reasonable.
For a meaningful trip, you must do your homework in advance, collect a lot of information, and understand the local geography and human history, so that you will not be blinded when walking, and you will only know how to see the excitement.
This set of books can allow children to participate in the whole process of travel and make travel more meaningful.
They are along the Long March, along the Great Wall, along the Grand Canal, along the Yangtze River, along the Yellow River and along the Hexi Corridor.
It involves Beijing, Nanjing, Xi'an, Shanghai, Dali, Hong Kong and other scenic spots.
If so, you might not have much of an idea.
Then after a detailed analysis of these lines, children may be more interested.
There are 6 volumes in total, and each volume corresponds to a grade.
That is, the place mentioned in the first grade is the first book, and so on for the rest.
It may be very simple for a child to see a familiar destination in a textbook and then choose one.
Moreover, each location is carefully designed with several tour routes to choose from, so you can even save time planning your trip.
Now there is a very popular word called research, and after choosing a destination, we might as well make the game a little higher.
The essence of research is also a kind of learning experience through play.
So, what can you learn in the book?
China has a long history, and each city has its own unique story.
Knowing the history of a city is the first step to starting your studies.
From Tiananmen Square to the Forbidden City, from Yalong Bay to Daxinganling Forest Farm, a variety of familiar natural and cultural landscapes are the best way for us to see and understand a city in depth.
From the explosion of China on the tip of the tongue, we have to admit our foodie attributes.
In China, where there is a lot of land, different regions also have their own local cuisines, so try to experience different fireworks with your mouth and stomach.
It is worth mentioning that all the knowledge in the book is told in an anthropomorphic tone.
Every city, landscape, and food is vividly displayed in front of children's eyes, in line with children's tastes.
Of course, this knowledge is only part of what can be learned in advance.
If you are interested, you can take your children to feel it more deeply, and set off directly to travel once, reflecting the content of the book and the reality of life one by one, isn't it more interesting?
Maybe you think it's very meaningful to follow the textbook and choose a destination
Actually, no, the relationship between this set of books and textbooks is not ordinary.
In fact, there is one word that needs to be mentioned before the introduction, and that is big language.
The so-called big language is a comprehensive examination of all kinds of comprehensive qualities.
What is more important is the extension of language knowledge.
Knowing this, reading this book again will become even richer.
Ancient poems, modern literature, geography, folklore and other contents are strung together by travel routes.
Let the knowledge of textbooks be extended to a richer knowledge and connotation.
Show the knowledge that is said and not said in the book to the child, and in the way that the child takes the initiative to inquire and understand, through the way of knowing and understanding, all the content is reflected in the child's mind.
Save time and hassle.
Don't you think this set of books is really good?
If you have plans to travel with your child, give him this set of books, enrich your knowledge and have more fun at the same time.
If you don't have a travel plan, the puzzle board games sent in the book can also accompany your children to feel the great rivers and mountains of the motherland.
So, are you ready to follow the textbook to travel around China?
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