The month of April was marked by a lovely balance between school time and the holiday break, offering children a rhythm that supports exploration, curiosity, and rest.<\/p>\n
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During this period, the children immersed themselves in the fascinating world of insects. Through a variety of activities, they learned to observe, identify, and understand the essential role insects play in our ecosystem. This work provided a rich opportunity to expand their vocabulary, particularly in connection with scientific and descriptive language. We will continue these explorations throughout the month of May. <\/p>\n
We explored this theme from several perspectives:<\/p>\n
Children who do not nap also had the opportunity to visit Gerland Park to observe insect hotels. This outing nurtured their curiosity and strengthened their observation skills. <\/p>\n
As a continuation of this work, the children helped build three insect hotels for the school garden\u2014a meaningful way to connect learning with concrete, environmentally engaged action. <\/p>\n
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On the occasion of Earth Day in April, projects centered around these small creatures helped guide children toward an understanding of the crucial importance of protecting the environment. Through discovering insects, they learned that every living being\u2014even the smallest\u2014plays an essential role in maintaining the balance of our planet. These hands-on experiences gradually help build their connection to nature and foster a respectful attitude toward all living things. <\/p>\n
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Please find attached an infographic inspired by neuroscience and Montessori pedagogy, focusing on supportive parenting approaches. <\/span><\/p>\n It offers practical, everyday examples to :<\/p>\n These guidelines aim to encourage children\u2019s autonomy while respecting their pace and needs. We hope this infographic will inspire you in your daily life with your child and enrich your way of supporting them with confidence and calm. <\/p>\n\n