Parents are advised to hang a map for their children regardless of the size of the room at home and tell you six reasons.

Many parents will take their children out to play during the holidays, but soon after they come back, the children forget all the places they have been, so some people doubt the significance of parent-child travel.

In fact, this is the wrong way to open the parent-child tour. Knowing the world is not only about taking children to play, but also the infiltration of human geography knowledge, which helps children deepen their memories and broaden their horizons.

Remember the big map of the world and the map of China posted on our wall when I was a child? Mom and Dad show us where China is and where the United States is. Where is Hainan and where is Tibet? ...

It is also from these two maps that we know that China is vast in land and resources, and we know that the world is huge and there are many wonders. So we stayed at home as if the world was under control.

In the past, the internet was underdeveloped, and every household liked to hang one or two maps. When news reports what happened in a certain place, it just glanced at the map, who came from where, who went to work, or wanted to see where all kinds of historical events happened. Maps are practical and convenient tools.

Now, you can find out the geographical location, route and mobile phone. The maps that used to be hung on the wall have gradually faded out of people's memory, and beautiful posters have replaced them. After all, the appearance and quality of map posters as tools or fashions are not good, which has become the mark of a distant era.

Who can hang a map now?

Buy a map and go home! Few people may have this idea. But a map, used properly, can be a very important learning tool, and it is also a good choice as a birthday or holiday gift for children! Why do you say that?

Here are six reasons to tell you:

1. Maps let children see the world.

We actually live in a small corner of the earth. Through the map, we can find the streets, cities, provinces and countries where we live. This is a very interesting topic, suitable for children of all ages!

2. Know where your family and friends are.

Find out where relatives and friends who live all over the country or even around the world are on the map. Put their photos on the map where they live. Children will realize, wow, people come to see me from such a far place and bring me food and fun! Every festive season, family members rush home from different places to reunite for the holidays, and cultivate children's awareness and importance of family harmony from an early age!

To plan/commemorate a family trip

For children, there should be nothing more exciting than seeing where the whole family is going to play and how far the destination is from the home on the map!

Mark all the places you have been with a tack or pen. When the children grow up and see this map, they are full of happy memories!

4. Know where the stories in children's books and comics take place.

Now many children like to watch Super Wings. In each cartoon, the small plane sends packages to children all over the world. After watching the cartoon, it is the most important thing for children to find the destination of this package on the map, to entertain and educate, and to let children learn in interest!

5. Know the places where major historical events occurred at home and abroad.

For older children, marking major historical events heard in the news or learned in school on the map can make children more intuitively connect with reality, apply what they have learned, understand the relationship between things, and enhance their analytical application ability.

6. Enhance geographical knowledge and care for nature.

Of course, learning how to read and use maps is also a very important skill to live independently. It can help children learn geography knowledge better, understand the natural ecological environment and endemic species in different regions, and enhance their awareness of protecting animals and nature!

Although some people may say, who still uses maps in this day and age? You can check it online anytime, anywhere, but hanging a real paper map at home allows children to look at it at any time, touch it at any time, and draw it at any time, which provides them with more and more learning opportunities. Why not?