Domestic Life Exposed
In the heart of Hamm, a new kindergarten group has emerged, offering a unique and immersive learning experience for children aged between three and six. The forest group "Fuchsbau" at Kita Sylverberg is now open, and it's making waves with its focus on education for sustainable development (ESD) and a commitment to the principles of forest pedagogy and Montessori pedagogy.
The group's mobile home, a special shelter for the children and the three pedagogical specialists, was inaugurated at the beginning of September by Mayor Marc Herter and Christiane Auen. This mobile home serves as a hub for meals, rest times, changing situations, and the storage of materials. It can be contacted at Caldenhofer Weg 1059065 Hamm.
The "Fuchsbau" group places a strong emphasis on outdoor learning, with the children spending most of their time in the forest and the kindergarten's outdoor area. This immersive learning environment is designed to foster a deep connection with nature, encouraging exploration, independence, and self-directed learning.
Under the motto 'Experiencing nature - learning life', the group aims to provide a holistic education that goes beyond traditional classroom settings. The forest pedagogy and Montessori pedagogy approaches, which the group follows, promote the children's independence and their ability to learn independently.
The forest group "Fuchsbau" is more than just a kindergarten; it's a community dedicated to nurturing the next generation of environmentally conscious, independent thinkers. For further information about the municipal kindergarten facilities, residents of Hamm are encouraged to visit the service portal.
Frau Bäumer serves as the contact person for the municipal kindergarten facilities, and although the website and email address are not provided in the text, the service portal should provide all the necessary details.
This innovative kindergarten group is a testament to Hamm's commitment to providing high-quality, modern education for its youngest residents. The "Fuchsbau" group is set to make a significant impact on the lives of its students, fostering a love for nature and a strong foundation for lifelong learning.
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