The 14th edition of the national program "Even small ones do great deeds!" has come to an end, confirming once again that environmental education begins in the early years of life. As part of this year's program, preschoolers, along with their parents and teachers, demonstrated that every gesture counts when it comes to caring for nature.
Through interactive activities, educational games and discussions adapted to their age, the children discovered how they can contribute to protecting the environment and why separate collection of hazardous waste is important.
The success of the campaign was possible thanks to the involvement of the entire educational community. Educators actively supported the participation of the little ones, reinforcing the message that responsible habits are formed through collaboration and personal example..
The winners of the 14th edition of "Even the little ones do great things" are:
Used batteries contain substances that can harm the environment if not properly collected and recycled. By participating in this program, children directly contributed to reducing their impact on nature and became promoters of responsible behavior in their own families and communities.
"Little ones can do great things!" is more than just a collection campaign. It is an educational project that cultivates important values and encourages the formation of a generation aware of its role in protecting the environment.
We congratulate all the participating kindergartens, preschoolers, parents and teachers who contributed to the success of this edition!
The complete ranking of participating kindergartens can be consulted are here.
