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Cards with human figures are handed out to the entire class. The cards with girls on them have a text saying “I am a girl and I can…”. The boys’ cards have a text saying: “I am a boy and I can…”. The educator will say a series of action verbs and when we think we are capable of doing that action we raise our card
Celebrate the 8th of March making badges encouraging gender equality. Line the bottle tops with white paper, paint messages on them, and finally line them with a stick-on transparent sheet. Glue on a magnet so they can be used at home.
Learn about the most important women scientists personalising their portraits. Paint on the black and white portraits, with tempera colours.
Using purple tempera paint, sponges and our hands, place the handprint of equality on a large mural.
Make some fun and colourful confetti launchers and then play with them. These can be taken home to keep playing with our friends. Launching pellets, confetti, paper balls…
Create a large domino game on cardboard, then play in equality.
Using the parachute of values, play at guessing the different circus professions and talk about how professions have no gender
The family is the main educator agent in these age groups, that is why it is essential to share healthy habits with children. In order to do this, we involve the children into preparing seven sustainable messages which they can then share with their family.
Talk with participants about energy sources and their importance. Draw a big sun using a blowing technique.
Using the washi tape technique and containers, create our own sustainable city. Not forgetting to define zone 30, green spaces and bike lanes. Create a large model with which to learn and experiment in 3D design.
Coloured paper windmills, which are placed in the BBK Kuna space, creating a large wind farm. Talk with the children about renewable energies.
