1, stationery
Stationery is a classic gift among students. Optional gifts include pens, notebooks, pencil cases, etc. These props can help students and make it easier for them to complete their learning tasks.
2. books
Reading plays an important role in the development of children's language knowledge, thinking and imagination. You can choose good picture books, fables, encyclopedias and other books as gifts according to the age of your child.
3. Children's sports equipment
Exercise can improve children's physical fitness and enhance their physical strength and immunity. You can consider sending sports shoes, skipping rope and other fitness props as gifts.
4. Gift cards
Because children's tastes and preferences need to be considered in many aspects, if you are not sure what the best gift is, in this case, gift cards may be a better choice. Gift card is a multifunctional gift, which allows children to choose what they need and also provides them with learning opportunities.
The setting background and purpose of Children's Day on June 1st;
1, establish the background
1925 In August, representatives from 54 countries in the world held the "International Conference on Children's Happiness" in Geneva, Switzerland, and issued a declaration on caring for children and ensuring their welfare. Representatives from 54 countries gathered in Geneva, Switzerland, to hold the "International Conference on Children's Happiness" and adopted the Geneva Declaration on the Protection of Children.
In the declaration, there were heated discussions on children's spiritual enjoyment, assistance to poor children, avoiding children from engaging in dangerous work, giving children a chance to make a living, and how to save and raise children. The International Association for the Happiness of Children initiated the establishment of Children's Day. Britain, the United States, Japan and other countries responded positively and set up their own Children's Day.
2. Purpose of establishment
International Children's Day was originally set up to remind people to protect children's rights and interests. In World War II, many children were killed in cold blood. In order to remember those sensational massacres and avoid the persecution of children, under the promotion of the International Democratic Women's Federation, June 1 day is designated as International Children's Day every year.