Spiders

Our homemade spiders.

We have made of felt,wool an some of chestnut.

A giant spider’s web that have made the children.

in the forest

We read the estonian story. So,we went to the forest with our cow who wants to see the world.

in an equestrian center at Plouha in France.

During two days, Claudine'S pupils went to an equestrian center.
" We rode ponies in the riding-school and in the countryside. It was fantastic! We know that horses and ponies like carrots, don't we? "

Excursion to Demeterhof (farm)

We looked, in vain, for animals in our region in winter. We walked through the streets, searched the woods and the parks – nothing! We only discovered an earthworm and some birds during our walks. This is the reason why we took the bus to the Demeterhof (farm) in Weitenung. Under pouring rain we spotted some brown sheep there, some of them outdoors and some in the stables. We learned about the way of life of the sheep and their eating habits. We were also able to see some guinea pigs and goldfish. Finally, we bought some vegetables in the farm shop to cook a soup at the kindergarten. We also took the vegetables from the story “Les bons amis”: carrots, turnip, red cabbage and parsley. In the greenhouse, located near the shop, we were allowed to have breakfast and were given some delicious organic biscuits. All in all, it was a successful excursion.

António's animal Farm (Portugal)

Lamb
Sheep

Chicken
Goat
Duck

Horse

In our classroom we've got a child, António who has a farm and he brought us some pictures of the animals that he has got on his farm.

Animal footprints (Portugal)

Chicken footprints
Sheep footprints
Horse footprints

Animals in Winter (Germany)

The father from a child showed us the pelt from a fox. We tried to find animals in our forest, we hoped to see a fox. But we only found an earthworm, a red trap for insects with holes and some feed for birds. We will try to find other animals soon.

Heidi Quéré

Footprints from animals in winter - Germany

There are some footprints from animals in winter.

From a deer.

From a dog.

That’s what the Kindergarten Le Petit Prince’s children found in their forest.