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Programs suitable for Children’s Day performances

Parent-child hand-making: organize hand-making activities for parents and children to complete together, such as making paper-cuts, drawing paintings, knitting bracelets, etc.

This can exercise children's hands-on ability and creativity, while promoting communication between parents and children.

Parent-child theater: Watch a drama performance suitable for families, such as children's plays, dramas, musicals, etc.

1. Parent-child activities: Parent-child interactive games: Organizing some easy and interesting parent-child games, such as tug-of-war, three-legged running, passing the ball, etc., can enhance the tacit understanding and cooperation between parents and children.

Parent-child talent show: A talent show that encourages children and parents to participate together, such as singing, dancing, performing magic, etc. This helps improve the child's self-confidence and allows parents to understand their child's interests and talents.

Parent-child hand-making: organize hand-making activities for parents and children to complete together, such as making paper-cuts, drawing paintings, knitting bracelets, etc. This can exercise children's hands-on ability and creativity, while promoting communication between parents and children.

Parent-child theater: Watch a drama performance suitable for families, such as children's plays, dramas, musicals, etc. This allows children to feel the charm of drama and cultivate their aesthetic taste.

Parent-child reading club: Organize a parent-child reading activity to allow children and parents to share the joy of reading and enhance the relationship between parents and children.

Parent-child sports meeting: A parent-child sports meeting can be held to allow parents and children to participate in various sports together and cultivate children's sportsmanship and teamwork skills.

Parent-child outdoor development: Organize an outdoor development activity, such as hiking, picnicking, observing nature, etc., to allow children to get close to nature and cultivate their ability to be independent.