Basics
Learning from others
In the mixed-age nursery group, the children can learn from and with each other in a variety of ways and experience a wide variety of things. The older children become role models for the younger ones and naturally stimulate observation and imitation from child to child.
We want to consciously take up these experiences in a community through our work and shape and accompany them in a variety of ways.
The self-employment development
In the day nursery group, the children are given space and time to try out and expand their skills in all areas of development. The children are encouraged and stimulated to “do it themselves” through numerous offers and situations. We support and strengthen this path in development by offering a manageable, prepared environment. Learning and developing the child's self-confidence also takes time and a prepared environment. At the same time, the child can carefully learn to differentiate from other peers and pass the first situations of “having to assert oneself”.
The experience of the community
Through a wide variety of common activities such as playing, singing and eating together, the children experience more and more a natural community in the group and feel safe and belonging. The regular daily routine with recurring rituals and regular opportunities for contact creates a pleasant, relaxed and familiar atmosphere in which every child is shaped by social interaction. Even young children learn to fit into a community, be considerate of others, help, comfort, and develop compassion when another child is sad.
Accompanying and promoting
The children are pedagogically accompanied on their way through observation and individual attention by the educators, whereby the education, upbringing and support mainly take place in natural everyday situations, such as E.g. in play, while eating, getting dressed, etc. The education and upbringing plan offers us diverse impulses and ideas for implementation in its fields of education and development, which are also possible for children in the toddler area. We would like every child to develop at their own pace during the day nursery and to discover a variety of incentives and new things in a pleasant learning atmospher