The new crown epidemic continues to be severe. Although this year's summer vacation has come early, it has not been able to go out to participate in different extracurricular activities or get together with friends as in the past. Parents are worried that their children will be bored at home and take a vacation, while students may not adapt to the changes, which will affect their physical and mental health. .
Anglican St. Timothy Primary School has launched a variety of online activities to allow teachers and students to continue to interact and communicate, and to create a relaxed atmosphere, so that students can learn from games, make good use of vacations, and enrich themselves.
(Content provided by Anglican St. Timothy Primary School)
Teachers and students gather to play and learn
In the past two years, students have experienced many suspensions of classes, lost a lot of time in campus life, and failed to meet friends and teachers at school.
In order to let students leave more beautiful campus memories, so that they can learn new knowledge while having fun, and enhance the interaction between teachers and students, the school held a "Living with You at Home Fun", inviting teachers to Through a series of rich and interesting questions and small challenges, the content of the question and answer session covers different areas, such as: common sense of life, cold knowledge of the world, geography, IQ questions, etc., to expand the knowledge level of students; Challenges aim to improve students' soft skills, such as reaction ability, expression ability, etc., so that students can develop more comprehensively.
Discussing and pondering to enhance friendship
In order to enable students to have a social life and maintain physical and mental health, the school decided to launch "Zoom Battle" to give students different interesting challenges, such as: "Close your fingers", etc., and then let students show their skills on the Zoom platform and compete with their friends.
To complete the challenges quickly and accurately, students not only need to be quick-witted, but also need to understand the principles behind them and find the most suitable method.
In addition, the activity also included a part for students to share the big and small things in life, so as to deepen the mutual understanding and friendship among the students.
Life education sets life goals
Learning knowledge is important, but the school believes that helping students to develop a positive outlook on life is also indispensable. When facing setbacks, they have the spirit of facing difficulties and continue to maintain a positive and optimistic attitude in the "epidemic situation".
The school organized the "Life Education Cinema" to convey positive messages to students by playing movies and inviting directors to share their experiences, allowing students to think about the meaning of life in discussions, understand themselves, set goals and directions early, and encourage students to actively face different challenges. Never give up even when faced with setbacks, which makes life more fulfilling.
Dancing the whole body to strengthen the heart
Exercise is not only for physical fitness, but also relieves stress. There are many benefits. Therefore, the school has invited star-rated dance instructors to teach dancing online, providing an interesting and relaxing platform for students to experience the fun of dancing. Move your body and dance positive energy.
The difficulty of the dance will be adjusted according to different grades, and the teacher will also participate in it and accompany the students to learn dancing from scratch. After learning the complete set of dance, there will be a "dance competition" for students to show their learning achievements. .
(Content provided by Anglican St. Timothy Primary School)
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