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Memorizing our numbers requires an introduction and plenty of practice. To make this process as varied as possible, your child will learn numbers through different approaches (e.g., writing, number blocks, listening) and a variety of games.

This section lays the first foundation in geometry. Your child will playfully interact with the surface shapes and learn to recognize them based on relevant properties. For example, they will recognize that the key characteristic of a shape is not its color, but the number of vertices.

To develop the concept of number, it is important that children have a variety of counting experiences and are encouraged to determine numbers in different contexts. This will later build the ability to determine larger quantities without having to count them individually.

This section introduces basic arithmetic in situations such as baking a cake or paying with coins. It also provides a first insight into the structures of mathematics, introducing your child to arithmetic symbols and the decomposition and composition of numbers at a low level.

During the games, your child will visit different natural habitats. In the forest, on the meadow, or in the lake, they can discover special native mammals, birds, and insects. Your child will learn exciting facts about the animals, can observe and photograph them, and care for them at the sanctuary.

Your child discovers a dilapidated, overgrown hut in the forest. Regional plants were likely once grown in the garden of the old house in the nature reserve. The old fields can be planted with native plants, and plant growth can be observed and influenced in other mini-games.

It's important for children to recognize networks and symbioses in nature. This helps them understand the complex relationships of life and their role in maintaining them. Children gain a broad insight into various relationships in nature, such as the symbiosis between plants, flowers, and bees.

We, too, are part of nature and must find a sustainable way of dealing with everything that surrounds us. In these mini-games, children learn the principles of education for sustainable development. By conserving resources such as water and energy, or collecting and sorting natural waste, they learn concrete skills that they can also apply in everyday life.

The learning journey begins in the artists' quarter, where you will prepare for a play together with Juki and come into contact with the first principles of color theory and drawing techniques.

You'll learn color names and, by mixing primary colors, discover how other colors combine. Drawing games will help you develop confident and dynamic line drawing and fine motor skills.

During your visit to the tailor's studio, you'll design dresses and costumes. You'll select patterns, fabrics, and details, and create your own characters for the play. While creating your own fabric patterns, you'll experiment with different mirror axes.

With Tinky, the inventor, you'll learn that painting isn't the only way to let your imagination run wild. You'll collect craft materials and discover different creative techniques with which you can freely experiment and create. You'll design rockets, props for the play, and statues for the artists' quarter.