Choose a theme to browse your lesson plans. Each theme includes three age levels, helping teachers quickly find age-appropriate and developmentally suitable activities.
Each Lesson Plan includes: Learning objectives, A short activity description (easy to share with parents), Materials needed, Connection to life skills (transversal competencies), Step-by-step instructions
Children explore their identity, emotions, and personal experiences. Through play, discussions, and creative activities, they learn about their body, feelings, and what makes them unique. The focus is on self-awareness, confidence, and a positive sense.
Children understand changes in weather and seasons. Through observation, outdoor experiences, and sensory play, they explore how these changes affect nature, daily life, and what we wear or do.
Children explore different animals and their habitats. They learn about how animals live, move, and grow, while developing empathy and respect for living things through observation and playful exploration.
Children explore the roles of people who help us in everyday life, such as doctors, firefighters, and teachers. Through role-play and real-life connections, they understand responsibility, cooperation, and how communities function.
Children discover the underwater world and learn about sea animals, ocean habitats, and water environments. Through sensory play, storytelling, and creative activities, they develop curiosity and imagination while exploring marine life.
Children are introduced to the natural world and how to care for it. They explore topics such as recycling, nature protection, and sustainable habits through hands-on activities. The aim is to build early awareness of responsibility towards the environment.
Children are introduced to different cultures, traditions, and ways of life. Through music, stories, food, and play, they develop curiosity, respect, and an understanding of diversity in the world around them.
Children learn how people and goods move from one place to another. Through construction, movement, and role-play activities, they explore transportation and develop problem-solving and thinking skills.
Choose a theme to browse your lesson plans. Each theme includes three age levels, helping teachers quickly find age-appropriate and developmentally suitable activities.
Each Lesson Plan includes: Learning objectives, A short activity description (easy to share with parents), Materials needed, Connection to life skills (transversal competencies), Step-by-step instructions
Children explore their identity, emotions, and personal experiences. Through play, discussions, and creative activities, they learn about their body, feelings, and what makes them unique. The focus is on self-awareness, confidence, and a positive sense.
Children understand changes in weather and seasons. Through observation, outdoor experiences, and sensory play, they explore how these changes affect nature, daily life, and what we wear or do.
Children explore different animals and their habitats. They learn about how animals live, move, and grow, while developing empathy and respect for living things through observation and playful exploration.
Children explore the roles of people who help us in everyday life, such as doctors, firefighters, and teachers. Through role-play and real-life connections, they understand responsibility, cooperation, and how communities function.
Children discover the underwater world and learn about sea animals, ocean habitats, and water environments. Through sensory play, storytelling, and creative activities, they develop curiosity and imagination while exploring marine life.
Children are introduced to the natural world and how to care for it. They explore topics such as recycling, nature protection, and sustainable habits through hands-on activities. The aim is to build early awareness of responsibility towards the environment.
Children are introduced to different cultures, traditions, and ways of life. Through music, stories, food, and play, they develop curiosity, respect, and an understanding of diversity in the world around them.
Children learn how people and goods move from one place to another. Through construction, movement, and role-play activities, they explore transportation and develop problem-solving and thinking skills.
Choose a theme to browse your lesson plans. Each theme includes three age levels, helping teachers quickly find age-appropriate and developmentally suitable activities.
Each Lesson Plan includes: Learning objectives, A short activity description (easy to share with parents), Materials needed, Connection to life skills (transversal competencies), Step-by-step instructions
Children explore their identity, emotions, and personal experiences. Through play, discussions, and creative activities, they learn about their body, feelings, and what makes them unique. The focus is on self-awareness, confidence, and a positive sense.
Children understand changes in weather and seasons. Through observation, outdoor experiences, and sensory play, they explore how these changes affect nature, daily life, and what we wear or do.
Children explore different animals and their habitats. They learn about how animals live, move, and grow, while developing empathy and respect for living things through observation and playful exploration.
Children explore the roles of people who help us in everyday life, such as doctors, firefighters, and teachers. Through role-play and real-life connections, they understand responsibility, cooperation, and how communities function.
Children discover the underwater world and learn about sea animals, ocean habitats, and water environments. Through sensory play, storytelling, and creative activities, they develop curiosity and imagination while exploring marine life.
Children are introduced to the natural world and how to care for it. They explore topics such as recycling, nature protection, and sustainable habits through hands-on activities. The aim is to build early awareness of responsibility towards the environment.
Children are introduced to different cultures, traditions, and ways of life. Through music, stories, food, and play, they develop curiosity, respect, and an understanding of diversity in the world around them.
Children learn how people and goods move from one place to another. Through construction, movement, and role-play activities, they explore transportation and develop problem-solving and thinking skills.