The Christmas Party Celebration of Indigenous Children: Thank you, Hive, and for the people who shared their blessings!

Being able to give is being able to receive blessings. 

"You will reap nothing if you sow nothing," Seed and harvest times will never end as long as the world exists.

I consider ways to bring happiness to my students each year. Although it's easy to make them happy because our school is in a mountainous region of the province of Zambales, I still want to give them something unique to make December a month to remember.

I can share something with my indigenous students thanks to Hive. Due to the uncertainties in my life, I didn't make as much money, but still, I'm thankful because I have something valuable to share with my students.

I will always appreciate those who shared their blessings with my students.

I am committed to giving my Indigenous students a Christmas to remember each year because, whether you realize it or not, the memories, experiences, and feelings of childhood influence who you become as an adult. Since Christmas is meant to be the happiest time of year, it's also the ideal time to establish a good rapport with your kids that will last for years to come.

But it's not about the most expensive or copious gifts. Instead, it's about spending time together and experiencing that cosy, enchanted Christmas feeling that everyone ought to be able to enjoy. Children will eventually carry on and pass these positive reinforcements to their children. It is astounding how many generations the beneficial impact can have. Children's lives are ever-changing. A change may seem insignificant to us, but it represents a massive deal to a child. Consequently, establishing a Christmas custom serves as a reminder to kids that life has consistency and structure.

We had some candy ready to give away and use as payment for the games we had created. In addition, we got them some toys and food they will always remember.

This may be an ordinary Christmas party celebration, but since we share and celebrate Christmas with these kids, at least occasionally, these have a special place in our hearts for all of us.

Christmas is a time to bring joy to kids and teach them essential life lessons like forgiveness, kindness, and understanding. They are giving something, whether material or immaterial, to someone else, known as serving them. They were aware of various worldviews and Christmas customs.

Christmas is a highly celebrated school season with nativity scenes, crafts, and celebrations. A child who isn't feeling good around Christmas can quickly turn into a hermit and experience emotional instability, including sadness or anger. As a result, a child loses out on so much in school that it may eventually result in positive reinforcement. Christmas is a time for schools to take a little vacation from the real world and stop worrying about academic work. Children must, therefore, be allowed to participate.

Creating these priceless memories gives kids something to look back on and experience, regardless of their current circumstances, that cosy sense of love, joy, and excitement. As the most beautiful time of year, Christmas shouldn't be ignored by children growing up.