人们总是说美国是儿童的乐园,在物质生活极其丰富的美国,儿童尽情地享受着世界赋予他们的偏爱。无论在普通商业区还是在超级市场,儿童食品、服装、玩具以及日用品占很大比例,琳琅满目,叫人眼花缭乱。从东南亚到欧美各国生产的精品都云集在美国市场,应有尽有。在美国生长的儿童享尽了物质上的厚爱,但是当我了解到美国幼儿园的情况后,我感到物质丰富和幼儿教育空缺的明显反差。我在美国生活的两年期间,主要和妹妹一家三口住在纽约以南100多公里外的巴尔的摩市。全美医学院的最高学府约翰·霍普金斯大学就坐落在这个风景如画的海滨城市。妹妹为了在这所学校攻读博士后,举家从纽约搬迁到这里。城 People always say that the United States is a paradise for children. In the United States, where the material life is extremely rich, children enjoy the favor the world gives them. Whether in the general business district or in the supermarkets, children’s food, clothing, toys and daily necessities account for a large proportion, dazzling, dazzling. Products from Southeast Asia to Europe and the United States are gathered in the United States market, everything. Children growing up in the United States enjoyed material love, but when I learned about kindergarten in the United States, I felt the obvious contrast between material abundance and early childhood education. During the two years I lived in the United States, I lived mainly with my sister’s family of three in Baltimore, more than 100 kilometers south of New York. Johns Hopkins University, the nation’s tallest institution, is located in this picturesque seaside city. Sister relocated from New York to this post in order to pursue a postdoc at this school. city