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Product Name: KX1957 Colorful Christmas Tree
Product Code: KX1957 Colorful Christmas Tree
Size: 260*140*460 mm
Weight: Approximately 200g
Material: Wood + electronic light unit
Color: Wood Tone
Does it use a battery: Yes
Packaging: 100 pcs
Box dimensions: 600*450*550mm

Preface:
In the 18th century, this custom began to become popular among Lutheran Christians in Germany and did not spread nationwide until the 19th century, becoming a deeply rooted tradition in Germany. In the early 19th century, Christmas trees were introduced to Britain; by the mid-19th century, Albert, husband of Queen Victoria and German prince, promoted their widespread use. Victorian Christmas trees were decorated with candles, candies, and colored pastries, hung from branches using ribbons and paper chains. As early as the 17th century, Christmas trees were brought to North America by German immigrants and became widely popular by the 19th century. They were also very popular in Austria, Switzerland, Poland, and the Netherlands. In China and Japan, Christmas trees were introduced by American missionaries in the 19th and 20th centuries, often decorated with colorful paper flowers. Next, let’s get started and create a wooden multicolored Christmas tree together.

Experimental Objectives:
1. Understanding the Christmas Tree
2. Understand the structure of the Christmas tree
3. Assemble the Christmas tree

Principle Application:
Applications of Christmas Trees in Daily Life

Experimental Cognition:

The decorations for the Christmas tree seem similar across the world. Since Christmas falls in winter, evergreen trees are used. Most are small palm or pine trees about four to five feet tall, planted in large pots. The trees are covered with colorful candles or lights, along with various ornaments, ribbons, children's toys, and gifts from family members. After decorating, it is placed in a corner of the living room. If placed in a church, auditorium, or public place, the Christmas tree is larger, and gifts can also be placed below the tree.

Knowledge Expansion: Can students describe what the Christmas tree looks like they see, and draw it?

Knowledge Extension
In the past, Alsace in Germany was a place where Christmas trees were produced. According to legend, there was a hermit saint named Frolentin who lived in a forest in Alsace and loved children very much. On one Christmas day, he wanted the children nearby to play together happily, but he was very poor and had no money to buy the toys and candies that the children liked, so he was very troubled by this situation.

Please check that the circuit is unobstructed and all components are intact before assembly, as well as ensure all contact points are properly aligned. During assembly, be careful not to let glue get on your clothes or skin. Keep the components out of reach for younger siblings to prevent them from accidentally swallowing them! Do not play with them on your head, as the model may fall and hurt you!