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美国的儿童教育专家凯·韦斯特有一段特殊的经历,在她7岁时,她所在的幼年女童子军庆祝圣诞节,孩子们用自己的东西做成长筒袜,把它们带到养老院。她们在养老院为老人们合唱圣诞歌曲,和老人们一起喝潘趣酒,吃小甜饼。然后,她们回到教堂开会,迫不及待地等待交换礼物。在此之前,每位幼年女童子军都被告知要带一份价值不超过3美元的礼物。包好的礼物堆放在一起,她们一个个上前挑选礼物,韦斯特是最后一个。她看着其
There was a special experience with American specialists in child education, Kai West. At the age of seven, her young Girl Scouts celebrated Christmas. The children used their things as stockings and brought them to the nursing home. They chorus Christmas songs for the elderly in nursing homes and drink punch and cookies with the elderly. Then they returned to church and could not wait to exchange gifts. Until then, every young Girl Scout was told to bring a gift worth no more than $ 3. Packaged gifts stacked together, they pick up the gift one by one, West is the last one. She looks at it