This workshop is intended for preschoolers and pupils of lower primary grades.
The topic of this educational workshop is frogs and their conservation. There are some 5450 species of frog on the planet today, and according to IUCN, 32.5% of them are endangered and 165 species have already gone extinct in the past ten years.
At the workshop, children learn about the life cycle of frogs, and will learn the main reasons for their threat: habitat loss, pollution and climate change.
The workshop is designed as a PowerPoint presentation that teaches children about the life of their little green friends through stories and illustrations. This is followed by a quiz game: jumping from lily pad to lily pad, children have fun as the educators ask questions. In this way, children are able to better remember the most interesting information about frogs. After the game, children will particularly enjoy making interesting masks.
