Beschreibung

Through the collaboration between From Waste to Wonder and Right To Play, we encourage creativity, sustainability, and education by engaging children in hands-on learning with bio-based materials. At the same time, we support Right To Play’s mission to help children worldwide become stronger, more resilient, and self-confident. WHO IS RIGHT TO PLAY Right To Play is an international organization that uses the power of play to improve the lives of children growing up in poverty, displaced by war, or affected by exploitation and violence. Through sports and play, children develop essential life skills that positively support their growth and development. Each year, Right To Play reaches 5.6 million children across 14 countries in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. Through its play-based learning approach, children become more resilient, physically and mentally healthy, and perform better in school. The result is strong and self-confident young people prepared for a brighter future. For more than 25 years, Right To Play has been a global expert in learning through play. The organization trains teachers and volunteer coaches who guide children in their personal development. Together, they create safe environments where discrimination and child exploitation have no place. Schools, parents, local communities, and governments are all involved to ensure lasting impact. WORKSHOP HOW TO MAKE Recipe 1 – 2D Toys Children create a 2D figure using cookie-cutter shapes from bio-waste sheet material. Recipe 2 – 3D Toys Children create a 3D object using molds or their own imaginative design. REFLECTIONS Opening Reflections: • Why is it important to handle waste sustainably? • What are we going to make today and why with this material? Closing Reflections: • Reflect: What did you make, how and why use this material? • Connect: Why are circular materials valuable? How can we benefit from it? • Apply: What else could you make from bio-waste? How do we discard correctly? How can we live more sustainable? KEY LEARNING • Children learn circular thinking • Creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills • Patience, listening and communication skills • Awareness of waste as a resource PRACTICAL INFORMATION • Age: 7–16 • Duration: 2 hours • Group size: 8–20 children • Price: €900 (including a €300 donation to Right To Play). WHY DONTE? Your donation helps support 6 children for one year through Right To Play’s programs.