1st grade
Seasons of the Year
Activities:
Activities:
- Researching the reasons why spring, summer, winter, and autumn follow each other
- Choosing symbolic icons of the seasons for nature photographs
- Selecting appropriate photographs for spring, summer, autumn, and winter to create a mini film about the changing seasons
- "Find the mistake" searching for natural objects that do not appear in spring,
- summer, autumn, or winter
- Drawing season symbols
Fruits and Vegetables
Activities:
- Finding plants in the garden where vegetables grow
- Identifying pieces of vegetables and fruits by taste
- Matching whole and cut fruits
- Exploring the world map - where are the origins of vegetables and fruits?
- Funny vegetables and fruits - what or who do they look like?
- Creating a vegetable portrait
Day and Night
Activities:
- Sort photos by time of day — morning, day, evening, and night
- Differentiate between nocturnal and diurnal animals using sounds and images
- Identify animals moving against the moonlit sky in an interactive game
- Analyze traits that help nocturnal animals adapt to nighttime life
- Explore unique cave-dwelling species that live in eternal darkness
Activities:
- Complete a visual puzzle to identify family members by age
- Sort images of children and adults based on developmental traits
- Arrange people by age, from youngest to oldest
- Compare parents and children to identify shared features
- Match typical traits, proportions, or objects to the correct age group
Activities:
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Identify what the artist mixed up in a quirky picture
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Analyze a fantastical "wonder-beast" combining fins, wings, and a comb — whose parts are these?
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Transform animals step-by-step (lion to tiger, tiger to horse, horse to sheep)
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Listen to a story and spot what’s wrong with it
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Create their own fairy tale using the method of agglutination