Share toys and clothes with 37 children in the mountainous area. Play games with them and tell them stories about the sea, about the parrotfish and know how to save clean water.

Đạ Nhar Village, in Quốc Oai Commune, has 318 households, most of whom are ethnic minorities originally from the Central Highlands.

Đạ Tẻh is a mountainous district located in the southwest of Lâm Đồng province, comprising 8 communes and 1 town; 77 hamlets and neighborhoods; 13 ethnic minorities living together with 3,063 households, accounting for about 24% of the population, such as: Nùng, Tày, Dao, Mường, K’Ho, Hoa, Sán Dìu, Châu Mạ, Ê Đê, Chơ Ro, Thái… The ethnic minorities originally from the Central Highlands have 997 households, making up about 7% of the district’s population, currently living in the hamlets and neighborhoods in Đạ Pal, An Nhơn, Mỹ Đức, Quốc Oai communes, and Đạ Tẻh District.

According to data from the Đạ Tẻh District Department of Education and Training, the entire sector has 2,411 ethnic minority students out of a total of 9,700 students, accounting for 24.85%. Of which, kindergartens have 572 out of 2,718 students, accounting for 21.04%; primary schools have 1,063 out of 4,131 students, accounting for 25.73%; and secondary schools have 776 out of 2,851 students, accounting for 27.21%.