5. Incorporate Small Exercises at Home for Sustainability Knowledge
Not just once, teach the exercises more often so that children memorize the steps that need to be taken and be aware of. For example, once every two months to hold small habit exercises such as disaster preparedness.
Give children the opportunity to do it independently. In addition, encourage interaction and explain things in a more subtle and simple way. If you are unable to do it yourself, ask someone or the school to carry out this positive activity to support children’s emergency response.
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Through the above review, it is very important to educate children about emergency responses to floods. The right approach can foster a positive response and be well received by children. This is the key to successfully educating children to understand disasters.