We believe that supporting children is more than just organizing their free time. It's important to us to create a space where young people can discover themselves, develop their potential, build relationships, and acquire skills useful in everyday life.
We pay particular attention to prevention. We discuss safety – both in everyday situations and in relationships. We teach children to recognize emotions and find ways to cope with difficult moments. We demonstrate the importance of healthy eating habits and conscious choices. We also support building self-confidence, discovering strengths, and self-esteem. We want every child to feel important, accepted, and courageous enough to try new things.
We also remember that the best learning often comes through action, experimentation, and fun. That's why we filled the November program with a variety of activities.
What have we prepared for November?
Emotions, relationships and self-confidence
We'll discuss emotions, discover our strengths, and explore what makes each of us unique. We'll learn simple breathing exercises that can help in moments of stress, anger, or anxiety. We'll also explore how our emotions impact relationships and how we can support each other.
Security
We'll cover topics like staying safe outside your home, recognizing worrying situations and how to respond appropriately. We'll learn how and where to seek help.
Creativity and creative experiments
November will be full of artistic inspiration! We'll create artwork using nature's gifts, experiment with colors and unusual hues, and create with collage. Children will also design and make their own bags, organizers, stickers, and bracelets. There will be plenty of creative freedom, independent action, and imagination!
Healthy eating and culinary traditions
We'll delve into the kitchen to discover new flavors and learn about the traditions of homemade preserves. We'll take a closer look at pumpkins, learning about their structure and culinary possibilities, and we'll also make plum jam together. This will be an opportunity to explore ingredients, experiment with flavors, and learn through hands-on activities.
Nature and care for the environment
We won't forget our feathered friends! We'll prepare winter treats for birds and discuss how we can support animals during the colder months. We'll also take a closer look at the world of mushrooms – learning about their diversity, distinctive characteristics, and safe behavior while mushroom picking.
Traditions and common celebrations
At the end of the month, we'll explore St. Andrew's Day customs and traditions. We'll explore ancient prophecies, learn their origins, and try a few St. Andrew's Day games.
Time for integration and free fun
In addition to themed workshops, we also leave space for what children enjoy most – playing board games together, movie nights, active play, conversations, and free play. We want the club to be a place where they can develop their interests, meet new friends, relax after a busy school day, and simply feel good.
We believe that every experience can be an opportunity for growth – whether we are creating, experimenting, talking, cooking, or simply spending time together solving puzzles or playing games.
See you at the Center!
The project "CREATION AND MANAGEMENT OF THE ALL CHILDREN CENTER. IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EDUCATIONAL AND PREVENTIVE PROGRAM" is being implemented Fundacja Ładne Historie thanks to funding from the Municipality of Wrocław (www.wroclaw.pl) and the Mayday Foundation.
