BOOKED OUT: Discovering the meadow with pre-school and primary school children

This session is fully booked. An additional session will be held on June 16 from 2:30–5:30 p.m. Would

you like to explore the “meadow” habitat with preschool and elementary school children and experience it with all your senses?

Mo Hilger from the NaturErlebnis-Werkstatt in Alsdorf, an educator and environmental educator with many years of professional experience, will provide you with plenty of ideas that you’ll put into practice together that afternoon.

This three-hour training session for professionals from daycare centers, elementary schools, and after-school programs equips you with the necessary tools to experience and discover this habitat with preschool and elementary school children. A wildflower meadow consists not only of native grasses and herbs but is also a habitat for numerous small animals. The goal is to make children aware of the value of this habitat and the importance of biodiversity. In a very practical way

, educational methods are taught and possibilities are demonstrated for how the meadow habitat can be made accessible to children through games.

Target audience: Educators at daycare centers and elementary schools
Facilitator: Mo Hilger; founder of the Nature Experience Workshop, early childhood educator, certified herbal educator – BNE Due

to high demand, an additional session will be offered on June 16 from 2:30–5:30 p.m.