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A course of workshops that, through games and playfulness, works to reconnect children with nature

CoCriança: Sustainability for Childhood is a simple and in-depth workshop journey that supports children’s reconnection with nature! The proposal consists of a series of three workshops that, providing practical sustainability learning, aim to strengthen children's bonds (aged 4 to 12) with the cycles of nature, bringing their relationships with the earth, plants and the water. The workshops in...

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CoCriança: Sustainability for Childhood is a simple and in-depth workshop journey that supports children’s reconnection with nature! The ...

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Each Cocriança workshop is a unique experience. They manage to deal with topics as relevant as sustainability, active citizenship, the right to the city with lightness and fun, fundamental ingredients to gain the attention of young people, and tho...

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CoCriança: Sustainability for Children
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Great for

  • For engaged teachers who want to make a difference
  • For popular educators who believe in a more sustainable world
  • For communities that want to transform their relationship with nature starting with children
  • For schools committed to sustainable agendas

CoCriança: Sustainability for Children project essentials

5 Step Guide

  • Define the team of facilitators
  • Gather a group of children and select spaces for interventions
  • Hold follow-up meetings
  • Prepare the workshop
  • Make the workshop easier

Time

Suggested: You will need around 5 hours per week over 3 weeks, with 2 hours facilitating the workshop, 1 hour online meeting and 2 hours preparing the workshop.

Resources

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Meet the Social Innovator

Welcome to Sustainability for Children! We believe that reconnecting children with nature is fundamental and urgent, so we created a series of workshops for this purpose. We propose practical experiences that will raise children's awareness of their relationship with the earth, plants and water, and we want to support you in guiding this transformation! And there? Let's co-create new world possibilities together that value childhood and nature?

Camila Sawaia – Pedagogical Director of CoCriança

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