The Copenhagen summit draws the whole world attention. The significance and meaning is described as the last chance to save our earth. We don’t know what the result of it will be at the moment. It seems the so called summit is just the stuff that countries participate in. However, we should know how to teach our children to value and protect the environment we have. Parents are always the first example to children.
Most of us can recall several things we did like damaging the bushes and young trees, slingshot ting the birds just for fun when we were children. These happy times past forever, because children today prefer high tech toys to those hand made stuff in the old times. Memories of childhood great environment gradually disappear. Help our children to be aware of protecting the nature and environment at young ages is the responsibility of education for the next generation. Here are several tips that can help.
- Let you child know the importance of saving natural recourses. Save water, electricity, food and value the work other people offer. Parents should set yourself an example to your children in daily life.
- Encourage and support your children to participate in school activity or community job that help environment and greening.
- Learn how to recycle the life waste and make the full use of unused things. Ask your children to do it with you. It is innovative.
- Get rid of your waste properly.
- Try to walk or take the bus to go outside with your children when you are free in the vacation.
The above suggestion is limited and I believe that many more good ideas stem from our understanding of life and our wisdom can not only make life better but also keep it better.
