DEVELOPING A VALUE ATTITUDE TOWARD HEALTH AMONG CHILDREN IN A CHILDREN’S HEALTH CAMP
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Author(s): | Frishman I. I., Rudenko I. V., Solovyova M. V., |
| Number of journal: | 2(75) | Date: | June 2026 |
| Annotation: | This article presents the experience of organizing activities to develop children’s value attitude toward health in a children’s health camp setting, based on a developed program. The authors demonstrate that health is becoming crucial in modern society and is considered the foundation of social stability and national development. They emphasize the need to organize educational activities with children and adolescents so that they are focused on developing a conscious attitude toward the values of health and the development of corresponding skills and habits for health-preserving behavior. The authors examine the concept of value attitude toward health, drawing on research on the topic and the works of G. A. Khakimova, N. A. Shmoilova, and E. V. Vodneva. The paper defines the concept of health as a socially significant value. While studying the methodological component of developing value attitude toward health in children and adolescents, the “Healthy Summer” program was developed and implemented at the Mary Poppins children’s health camp in Togliatti. Children were integrated into the active environment of the summer health camp through interactive pastimes (outdoor activities, quests, bluff clubs, workshops, and hikes) and methods (landings, creative writing, fireworks, situational tasks, inventive problem solving, business games, and role-playing games). The diagnostics demonstrated the success of the camp’s work in developing sustainable skills and habits that promote health maintenance and improvement, as well as the students’ readiness to apply the acquired knowledge in their daily lives. | ||
| Keywords: | children’s health camp, primary school students, value attitude toward health, forms and methods of work in the camp, leisure program, game, bluff club, film club, master class, diagnostics |
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| For citation: | Rudenko I. V., Frishman I. I., Solovyova M. V. Developing a value attitude toward health among children in a children’s health camp. Biznes. Obrazovanie. Pravo = Business. Education. Law. 2026;2(75):307—312. DOI: 10.25683/ VOLBI.2026.75.1615. |
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