I read a wonderful story with my students and decided to surprise them with a pancake cake. The children were very excited and I used the moment to talk to them about food waste, how we should shop properly and reuse leftover food.

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International Day of Nonviolence in Schools – A Step Towards a Better World!

Through their activity, the third graders conveyed a powerful message: "In our classroom, we do not accept bullying," demonstrating that every child has the right to a safe and harmonious environment.

Creating the collective poster was not only an exercise in creativity but also a lesson in acceptance and solidarity.

Through this activity, the children learned that nonviolence means more than just the absence of aggression – it means kindness, mutual support, and the courage to say "Stop!" when someone is treated unfairly.

Through their activity, the Little Stars conveyed a powerful message: "In our classroom, we do not accept bullying," demonstrating that every child has the right to a safe and harmonious environment.

Creating the collective poster was not only an exercise in creativity but also a lesson in acceptance and solidarity.

Through this activity, the children learned that nonviolence means more than just the absence of aggression – it means kindness, mutual support, and the courage to say "Stop!" when someone is treated unfairly.

Why play?
Play is a child’s most important job. It enables harmonious physical, intellectual, social, and emotional development. Play is the activity through which a child expresses and affirms themselves – it is the force that leads them to new experiences, helping them develop all their potentials.

Why play together?
Parents who are supportive and sensitive to their child’s needs have a positive influence on the child’s social and emotional development, their relationships with others, and even academic success. Children learn about themselves and the world through relationships, with the attachment to their parents being crucial. Through shared play, the relationship between parent and child is strengthened in a simple, effective, and lasting way.