The project takes children to a magical world where they learn about dinosaurs through stories, arts, and games.
With fun activities like treasure hunts and building dinosaurs, they explore the prehistoric past while developing creativity and social skills, living a real adventure in the time of the giants!
The project originated from the children's interest in a book they had created themselves, in which the main character was a dinosaur.
We learned the names, fun facts, species, what they eat, and where they lived! We explored all this and much more through practical activities such as
games, drawings, origami, collages, and play.
Educational Field Trips
Educational field trips are very important for the children and teenagers involved, as they broaden their repertoire and experiences through the various experiments provided by the environments.
The educational spaces chosen are always linked to the planning and projects of the groups.
Over the last few days, the young students from G0 (4-year-olds) have been learning about nature. It was a very special day of research in the woods of the Museum of Life, where they met Eduardo, the turkey and Jurema, the turtle. They also enjoyed the cuteness of the Bunny Village and the freedom of playing on the lawn!
The children from G1 (ages 5 to 7) from the morning group went to Gutierrez Woods, where they could play and learn the story of the pirate Zulmiro. Another group went to the Water Museum, where they learned all about the water cycle and its importance for our body and daily life!
Swimming Pool - Playing with Water
Did you know we now have a swimming pool for the children and teenagers?!
Through contact with water, children experience, discover, and create games by exploring the possibilities of their actions.
Among the main goals are the development of motor, cognitive, and social skills.
Additionally, these activities encourage children's natural curiosity, promoting exploration and discovery through play.