Introduction

The children's group "Krümelkiste" e.V. is a parents' association founded in 1988 in municipal sponsorship and is located in the southern district of Giessen.

Here, 8 children aged 10 months to 3 years are cared for by qualified professionals.

A small "tour" through our facility can be found in the "gallery"

Daily Schedule

The Krümelkiste opens its doors from Mon - Fri at 7:30h.

     At 9.00h we start the day with a breakfast
     The morning we arrange depending on the situation (number of children, topics of children, weather, etc.)
     Between 11.15h and 11.45h the lunch starts
     From 13.00h - 14.30h is noon
     At 15.00h there is a small snack
     From 15.30 starts the pick-up time

At 16.30 , the day is over.

Food

We attach importance to a balanced, full-fledged nutrition in bio quality.

Basics

"TIME AND SPACE FOR DEVELOPMENT"

Is the motto of our work!

Each child can develop at his or her own pace, gain experience, discover himself and his abilities.

Being together in the group enables the children to make relationships, to experience friendships and proximity even outside the family.

We support the children in these processes through observation and appropriate offers.

Attention, esteem and appreciation are the basis of our actions.

Employee

•  3 experienced specialists with many years of experience in the U3 field
•  1 professional trainee
•  1 Help

Teamwork with parents

So we are a parents association, there is close and transparent cooperation with the parents.

 In the sense of the educational partnership, a daily exchange about the child's condition is self-evident.
 The portfolio also gives parents an insight into everyday life and documents the development steps of the child.


Approximately  In the 4-week rhythm are shared parents' meetings.

Here we discuss what is important to us, eg.:
 

•      the latest from the children's group
•      organizationals
•      the information from the different groups and organisations to which we are affiliated
•      common festivals and activities
•      recording new children