On a vibrant and exciting day, the 9th Yorqin-Yulduz Boychechak DXSHMTT in Zomin district, Jizzax region, held a monumental event that celebrated the wonders of books and learning. This event was not just another school gathering—it was a deeply meaningful effort to sow the seeds of love for books and knowledge in young minds. The activities were a blend of fun, education, and inspiration, ensuring children left with not only joyful memories but also valuable lessons.
The Heart of the Event: Inspiring a Love for Books At its core, the event aimed to nurture a deep respect for books in children. It emphasized the importance of books as treasures of knowledge and stories that must be preserved and cherished. The message of the event was clear: books are the tools that can shape a child’s thinking, creativity, and character.
“We want to ensure that every child understands the value of books—not just as objects to learn from, but as lifelong companions,” said Ms. Inobat Mirziyoyeva, the Head of the MTT. Her words captured the essence of the event’s purpose.
Teaching Children to Care for and Engage with Books The event included thoughtful activities that taught children the importance of looking after books. Children were shown how to:
- Handle Books Properly: Through engaging demonstrations, teachers illustrated the right way to hold and turn the pages of books, emphasizing gentle care to prevent damage.
- Create Personalized Book Covers: An activity where children crafted and decorated protective covers for their books made the idea of preservation both fun and artistic.
- Organize Books Effectively: A simple session on how to stack and store books neatly in shelves helped children understand the importance of keeping their reading materials in good condition.
- Share Books with Peers: Lessons on sharing and discussing books with others aimed to foster a community of readers.
“These activities allowed children to experience books as something personal and valuable while teaching them the skills to preserve them for future use,” commented Ms. Inomjonova Dildora Rustamovna, the English teacher who passionately led many of these sessions.
Exploring the Wonders of Learning Through Books The event also offered children hands-on experiences with books across multiple disciplines, showing them how books could open doors to various areas of knowledge:
– Alphabet and Literacy Development: Younger children enthusiastically participated in alphabet activities, where they associated letters with colorful illustrations and stories. These exercises not only strengthened their literacy but also made reading an enjoyable habit.
– Mathematics and Logical Thinking: Storybooks with mathematical concepts helped children develop problem-solving skills in a creative way. Through puzzles, counting games, and imaginative math-related tales, children discovered the practical and exciting side of numbers.
– Proverbs and Wisdom: By exploring proverbs within stories, children absorbed the lessons of life’s moral dilemmas. These engaging sessions helped instill cultural values in the form of concise and memorable statements.
– Poetry for Expression: The children showcased their ability to recite poetry, exploring rhymes and emotions in verses. Poetry readings were not only a literary exercise but also an emotional experience, fostering their creativity and expressive skills.
– Fairy Tales and Imagination: The event featured lively storytelling sessions where children immersed themselves in the rich narratives of fairy tales. Discussions followed, where teachers guided children to interpret the lessons and values embedded in these enchanting stories.
– Foreign Language Books: English and Russian books introduced children to new languages and cultures. Stories with relatable characters and simple text encouraged them to engage with language learning.
These various themes showed children the multidimensional impact books can have on their growth and education, from fostering creativity to providing practical knowledge.
Impact on Parents and Their Involvement Parents observed the enthusiasm of their children and were moved by the dedication shown by the educators. One parent shared: “Seeing my child create their own bookmark and talk excitedly about a story they read makes me proud and hopeful. I now see how books can spark their imagination and help them grow.”
Ms. Mirziyoyeva, the Head of the MTT, added: “This event is not only for children but also for parents to understand the importance of cultivating a reading culture at home. A child’s journey with books should continue beyond the classroom.”
The Conclusion: A Legacy of Learning The event was not just a celebration; it was a declaration of the importance of books in shaping the lives of young learners. By teaching children how to respect, preserve, and engage with books, Yorqin-Yulduz Boychechak DXSHMTT demonstrated its commitment to nurturing curious, responsible, and well-rounded individuals.
As Ms. Inomjonova Dildora Rustamovna concluded: “Books are the most powerful tools for developing a child’s mind and soul. Events like this leave an everlasting impact and remind us why education and literature are inseparable.”
This unforgettable event laid the foundation for a lifelong relationship between children and the world of books—a bond that promises to enrich their intellectual and emotional lives for years to come.
