Vassiliki Riga The children participate in rough mobility games that aim at the overall mobility of their bodies and in the enjoyment of pleasure through multi-faceted motor experiences (running, balance, jumping, relay, etc.).
Motor Games
Vassiliki Riga & Thanassis Karalis Through activities based on Circus games, children learn to work together, developing coordination, balance, manipulation, visual-kinetic, and quintessential skills.
Circus Games
Maria Kentrota In this workshop, children explore diversity and uniqueness through colors and fingerprints. The activities include Painting and Sculpture. Each child comes to understand that they have their own unique characteristics, such as gender, fingerprints, hair color, eye color, and skin tone.
Colors and Imprints
Antonis Vaos & Maria Kentrota An organized art workshop hosts the children and encourages them to work individually and collectively, meeting art through their creative action, experimentation and exploration.
The Land of Colors
Niki Bartzela The children watch fairy tales that are invested with live music, they sing, know and then experiment with the musical instruments and the sound objects of the fairy tale, actively participating.
Musical Tales
Dimitris Politis Children are acquainted with illustrated books through reading / narrative text and viewing their images, while participating in the activities (thematic - cross-curricular) carried out by the students / students.
Storytelling
Undergraduate students of D.E.S.E.C.E. In this workshop, children are introduced to their rights as enshrined in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. Through experiential activities, they are encouraged to identify, comprehend, and articulate these rights, thereby empowering their voice and fostering respect for both themselves and others.
Children's Rights (UNICEF)
Graduate Student of D.E.S.E.C.E. In this workshop, children take on the role of detectives, searching for solutions to puzzles. Through playful engagement with mathematical operations and problems, they collaboratively discover key clues that lead to solving the mystery...
The Adventures of the Detectives
Niki Sissamperi & Dimitris Koliopoulos In this workshop, our students create an entertainment and non-formal learning environment for children to approach the issue of renewable energy sources with pleasant and simple activities.
Renewable Energy Sources
Angeliki Vellopoulou Educational activities covering learning contents from various learning areas of the Kindergarten Curriculum,
created as part of the compulsory courses in the 3rd and 4th year of studies at the DECESE.
PlayPracticum
created as part of the compulsory courses in the 3rd and 4th year of studies at the DECESE.
Grigoris Mikronis Children learn and sing the traditional and modern lyrics and bends that are popular, popular for such ages but have also been established in the private and public Greek feast, both in the life cycle and in the time. In addition, clapping, the contact of children through motor and musical activities and the general activation of their senses, form an environment of society, cooperation, expression and entertainment.
Folk Songs and Dances
Graduate Students of D.E.S.E.C.E. Children are in contact with nature, collect materials from the natural environment, activate their imagination and create works of art on the ground, and thus knowing another form of art.
Land Art
Cleo Gougouli & Vassiliki Riga In collaboration with students from the Department of History and Archaeology.
Origami
With a simple paper, children create forms / objects and dramatize them, improve fine mobility, visual coordination, have fun, while they perceive the value of a plain paper, combining old and new ideas for making homemade toys.
Nota Pantzou In collaboration with students from the Department of History and Archaeology.
The Little Archaeologists
In this workshop, children will discover stories from the past in a creative and playful way, and become familiar with the world of archaeology through a simulated excavation game.
Group of students from the Department of Theatre Studies An experiential workshop by the students of the Department of Theatre Studies. Full of color, movement and music, the program is specially designed to enhance children's creativity, teamwork and empathy through the power of play.
Playing the Magic Flute: A First Introduction to Opera
George Kaliambos The “World of Physics” laboratory includes a series of demonstration experiments from different areas of Physics, such as the charging of material bodies, atmospheric pressure and magnetism. Through these experiments, children have the opportunity to learn about basic physical phenomena and understand how they appear in everyday life.