Children must learn not to break or tear garden plants, toys or park, not to spoil the lawn, or paint the walls. Small children should also learn to take care of books from the library, not to touch the paintings, sculptures, or other objects in a museum, and not to disturb the animals in the zoo.
The child can learn to be respectful of the common good
- With examples
- Through stories
- Noting the prohibition signs is in public places
- Resorting always, libraries, museums.
- Going to parks and clean streets
- Participating in workshops on recycling
- Recycling household waste
- Being in contact with nature
- Knowing the value of rivers, air, nature
- Knowing the benefits nature provides us
Learn to have respect for the common good
Nature is a common good that must learn to respect from children caring for the environment and learning to recycle different materials to avoid wasting natural resources on the planet. But our life in society also leads us to take care of the streets of our cities and urban furniture. Plazas, lakes and fountains are common property and as such must be respected. Children should know that it is not right for trash or debris on the ground, that we should not bathe in the fountains or make noise in museums or theater seats break or pull cinemas.
Source consulted:
- Stories and songs to share values. Children Ed.de
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