Our parents' generation was raised in a warm atmosphere of love every time Tet comes and spring comes. We enjoy Tet, learn from Tet countless lessons from real life, produce positive energy that fosters the desire to overcome difficulties, strive to train and kindle the simple happiness of dreaming about Tet, thinking about Tet, waiting for Tet.

So, why don't we let children immerse themselves in the Tet atmosphere to fully feel the meaning of reunion, gathering, and connection.

Cultivating traditional cultural beauty

Tet is an occasion to cultivate the traditional cultural beauty of Vietnamese people and children in the family. The family altar needs to be arranged, the offering tray needs to be displayed, that is the way we show our respect to our ancestors. The house must be swept, the garden must be cleaned to welcome the new year with new hope. The custom of erecting a pole, wrapping green Chung cake, displaying apricot branches, hanging spring cards...

Countless lessons ingrained in the home will naturally ignite in children's hearts when they witness, participate in, and practice from real life.

Lessons to bond family members

Tet is also an opportunity to fill in lessons to connect family members, share and join hands to build a warm home. Involve your children in the house cleaning plan, so that they are more aware of their responsibilities and are proud to contribute to keeping the house neat, tidy and clean. Encourage your children to proactively clean their rooms, study corners, wardrobes, etc. Guide and motivate your children to participate in cleaning the house, painting stairs, sweeping the garden, etc.

The bustling atmosphere of the last days of the year will ignite the excitement of welcoming Tet, the excitement of waiting for Tet and children will feel more clearly the value of labor, more aware of the hard work of their parents.

Lessons on etiquette through simple gifts given to relatives and sincere New Year wishes given to acquaintances will gradually shape the future citizens who preserve Vietnamese cultural traditions. We will teach children to practice many good things from following adults to wish them a happy new year, knowing how to greet and say goodbye, knowing how to thank and behave delicately when receiving red lucky money envelopes, knowing how to be tactful and behave thoughtfully at the dining table...

Valuable experiences from Tet will sow fresh seeds in the green soil of children's souls. Let's pull children away from books, put aside academic knowledge to immerse themselves in the bustling Tet atmosphere, okay?