CULTIVATING AESTHETIC APPRECIATION IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF TRADITIONAL FOLK DECORATIVE ARTS.
Abstract
The article emphasizes that nature is one of the most important means of cultivating aesthetic sensibility. Nature forms the foundation for various aesthetic experiences, which depend on the ability to observe and perceive it. During excursions, children notice the unique colors and transformations in nature. As a result, their interest in natural phenomena increases, and they gain a deeper understanding of the need to protect and preserve the environment. Furthermore, the article highlights that visual arts also serve as a primary tool for aesthetic education.
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