Recommended 5 heart-warming documentaries for the start of school

Looking forward to, looking forward to, the day of school is finally approaching day by day. Parents, are you a little excited when you think that in a week, the little beasts will return to school obediently? This summer vacation is really too long! Not only must we take care of our children\’s daily life, ensuring their balanced nutrition and sufficient outdoor exercise; we must also provide high-quality parent-child companionship. Every day when I open my eyes, I wish I could grow three heads and six arms! In the last week of summer vacation, in addition to adjusting the children\’s work and rest time, organizing stationery and holiday homework, I also specially prepared these 5 wisdom-filled documentaries to help children\’s brains warm up in advance! 1. Tiny World \”Tiny World\” Each episode duration: 30 minutes Recommended age: 3 years old + Viewing channel: Bilibili This is a documentary about exploring the tenacity and vitality of various tiny creatures. It witnesses these little-known little creatures. The story behind the little hero has a rating of 9.6 on Douban. It is said that the creative team of \”It\’s a Small World\” spent nearly 10 years shooting more than 200 kinds of animals and more than 3,000 hours of video material. Finally, there are 30 minutes of exciting content in each episode. Moreover, the filming team used very professional macro lenses and special lenses used for scientific research to capture extremely close-up images of the little creatures. For example: the pygmy marmoset, which is only the size of an egg, and the world\’s smallest hummingbird. They are so vivid and clear in the lens. The exquisiteness and impact of the picture are definitely no less than those of some blockbusters, it’s really breathtaking! 2. Penguins: Spy in the Huddle. Duration of each episode: 60 minutes. Recommended age: 3 years old + viewing channel: Bilibili. This is a documentary about penguin life shot by BBC using special techniques. There are 3 episodes in total. The rating on Douban is as high as 9.7. In order to get closer to the real life conditions of penguins, the BBC sent a photography team of about fifty people to spend nearly a year photographing Humboldt penguins living in tropical Peru; rockhopper penguins living on subantarctic islands. , and the emperor penguins living in the cold Antarctic were tracked and photographed. The film crew hid the camera inside a remote-controlled penguin, or cleverly disguised the camera as a penguin egg. In this way, we can observe the most real life of these naive little guys at close range through these \”agents\”. Although \”Penguin Spy\” has neither magnificent natural landscapes nor amazing photography skills, the relaxed and humorous shooting style is very attractive to children, and they even fall in love with the waddling little penguins because of it. 3. \”Ah!\” \”Design\” Length of each episode: 15 minutes Recommended age: 4 years old + viewing channel: iQiyi This is a feature film that enlightens children\’s thinking, cognition and aesthetic education. It was produced by Japan\’s NHK and aired in 2011. It has a total of 200 episodes and has a rating of 9.4 on Douban. \”Ah\” is the first sound that all babies naturally make after birth. The film is named after this to show that its starting point is to guide children to observe daily life from a unique perspective.Those seemingly ordinary things in daily life have beauty and subtlety, which fully inspire children\’s divergent thinking and creativity. What my children and I like to watch the most is the \”disassembly\” section in each episode, where we observe the internal structure and explain the principles why all items are designed in this way. ​It is very consistent with the psychological characteristics of children who are curious about everything and want to take it apart to find out. 4. \”Think Like a Crow\” Each episode duration: 10 minutes Recommended age: 5 years old + Viewing channel: Bilibili This is a popular science documentary series inspired by the fable \”The Crow Drinks Water\”. It is produced by Japan\’s NHK and has a total of 20 episodes. Douban scored a super high score of 9.8. In a relaxed and humorous atmosphere, relatively boring and obscure popular science content is made lively and interesting. The only flaw is that the entire documentary is in Japanese with Chinese subtitles, but it looks a bit laborious. Parents need to be there to help explain, otherwise children may not be able to easily understand some experimental principles based on the pictures alone. Each episode is 10 minutes long, and each episode contains three parts: 1. Thinking during observation. First, let children observe phenomena in life, and then use different small experiments to reveal the principles behind these phenomena. For example: In this candle problem, two candles, one long and one short, are lit and put together into an inverted glass. Because there is not enough oxygen, the candle will burn out after a while. So, which candle goes out first? Long or short? Or are they extinguished all together? 2. Dedenion Animation This is the child’s favorite part. There are three animated little people who will guide children to make assumptions, analyze problems, and draw their own conclusions during observations. For example: when they see a series of footprints next to a puddle. So, who did they guess left it? One of them guessed that it was a dinosaur\’s footprint: ​While another person thought it was a lizard\’s footprint: ​It turned out that they were the traces of a small cart. 3. Yu Aoi\’s thinking exercises There is a host named \”Yu Aoi\” here. She will teach the children how to conduct experiments and finally conduct evaluations. For example: using a cart to push balloons, she will take the children to do two experiments. In the first experiment, the balloon is directly tied to the car and then pushed out to see which direction the balloon moves? ​The second experiment is to put a transparent cover on the outside of the balloon, and push the car in the same way to see what is the difference in the direction of the balloon\’s movement? ​Through experiments and evaluations, the final scientific conclusion is drawn! 5. The duration of each episode of \”If National Treasure Could Talk\”: 5 minutes. Recommended age: 3 years old + viewing channel: CCTV.com. This is a high-quality documentary produced by CCTV. It uses easy-to-understand language to let everyone know about the many people in our country. National Treasure has a total of 100 episodes and is broadcast in 4 seasons. It has a rating of 9.4 on Douban. The creative team photographed nearly a hundred museums, archaeological institutes and more than 50 archaeological remains across the country before completing the production. Different from previous historical and humanistic documentaries, each episode of this work is only a short 5 minutes, which is very suitable for children to watch in their spare time. The film breaks away from serious historical statements and dullThe archaeological implications, interesting explanations and vivid scenes make the seemingly distant and ancient cultural relics in the museum come alive one by one, as if they can talk to us across time and space.