1. Always bring children into contact with nature to stimulate their curiosity and desire to explore. For example, provide children with some interesting inquiry tools and use their curiosity and enthusiasm to infect and drive them. Discover and share new and interesting things or phenomena around you with your children, and look for answers to questions together. Keep and accumulate interesting explorations and discoveries by taking photos and drawing pictures.
2. Sincerely accept, support and encourage children's exploration behavior in many ways. If we take children's problems seriously, guide them to guess and think, and do some simple investigations or interesting experiments with children when conditions permit. Tolerate children's behavior of soiling, messing up or even destroying things due to exploration, and guide children to clean up after activities. Choose some operable, diverse and multifunctional toy materials or waste materials for children, and encourage children to disassemble or make toys themselves on the premise of ensuring safety.
3. Enlighten education through popular science comics. For example, Peggy Piglet, Bears Come and Go, etc.