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by Les Belles Combines

Éco-curieux, éco-soucieux, mais pas éco-anxieux…

J’ai déjà été plus à cheval sur mes convictions environnementales. L’arrivée de mes enfants a relativisé plusieurs choses, j’ai appris à mettre de l’eau (parfois plus, parfois moins!) dans mon vin! On choisit ses batailles comme on dit! Le fait est que c’est toujours resté bien présent dans mon quotidien,...
by Dominique Bernèche

Our children and nature

  Almost every weekend, during school holidays or spring break, we go out with the family to the forest. Since I was a little girl, I've always spent a lot of time in the woods! Normal, my father, now retired, was a forest entrepreneur. He prospected land, cut wood and...
by MLVEDA MCP

The transition from the screen to outdoor games

The transition from the screen to outdoor games For several years, we have been talking openly about the benefits of physical activity and outdoor play. In our schools, additional hours have been added to the calendar to allow children to move and experience certain motor activities. In our "flexible" classes,...
by Les Belles Combines

To save the free game and the time of childhood!

It's crazy how busy our weeks are! Work, washing, housekeeping, groceries, homework, social life, 15 minutes of running three times a week, bathing, reading daily stories, preparing meals (balanced of course!), maintaining the land, seasonal rotation of clothing, sports items, visit of grandparents, lark. When my in-laws offered to enrol...
by MLVEDA MCP

I move all the time, I'm smart!

Your mini on the move. He needs to be active and manipulate to focus. Learning is more difficult because it is difficult to sit for long periods of time. It is possible that your child may simply have a dominance of kinesthetic intelligence. In this article, we will discuss this...
by MLVEDA MCP

Come play outside

Come play outside! According to studies, children under the age of 6 spend around 75% of their waking time in sedentary activities (eg television, screen, stroller). However, all early childhood specialists will tell you, children learn by moving. Our priority should be to get children more active so that they...
by MLVEDA MCP

When planning meals becomes an educational family activity!

Giving our children good eating habits is a way of preserving their good health and ensuring that they will preserve it themselves in the future. Both the way we plan our meals and our "food" shopping habits have a big influence on what our children will develop. The example is...
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