Little Explorers, Big Guides: A Shared Journey of Discovery

Another wholesome morning in collaboration with our Grammar School has become a memorable chapter in our Kindergarten’s yearbook. The children were guided by 4th-year students through a fascinating world of discovery, experimentation, and excitement.

Our older guides helped us explore nearly 200 times closer—observing insect body parts as well as our own skin and hair through camera microscopes. We also experimented with magnetizing objects and compasses, discovered what makes an electric circuit work, and learned what it takes to produce electricity.

Finally, we reunited with our familiar friends—the Snail robots, which speak English and encourage us to talk, dance, and make choices, and the Bee-bots, where children engaged not only intellectually but also through physical challenges.

It is always a wonderful opportunity to connect different generations and stages of education—bridging gaps, embracing differences, and learning together through shared excitement and compassion.

Photos: https://eu.zonerama.com/PORGOstrava/Album/14978687