Natalia Danilevich, Deputy Head for Ideological Work at the Lepel Forestry, conducted an engaging lesson for the children of the preschool forestry on the topic "The Forest is a Multi-Storey House".
In the format of an interactive journey, the pupils of kindergarten No. 2 in Lepel immersed themselves in the amazing world of the forest ecosystem, imagining it as a multi-storey house, where each floor is a special space with unique inhabitants.
During the game-conversation, the children solved riddles related to animal behaviour and their habitats, and also learned to understand why it is important to maintain order in the forest.
"Working with preschoolers is planting the seeds of future responsibility," emphasized Natalia Danilevich. "When a child sees that the forest is not just trees, but a complex system where everyone, even the smallest, has their place, they begin to treat nature with care. Such activities foster a lasting attachment to their native land, which will not disappear with age."