Fantasy Educational Farm

The educational farm is very important for the psycho-social development of children. It is also a place where they can learn to live in harmony, respecting animals, others, and understanding the rhythms of nature.

It develops through direct contact with nature and animals, through which the child learns to respect the environment and the other living beings that inhabit our planet.

According to many pedagogues, educational farms are essential in shaping the character of young people.
In fact, they represent a bridge between the city and the countryside, encouraging respect for flora and fauna.

NURSERY

3-36 MONTHS

KINDERGARTEN

3–6 YEARS

PARK AND WORKSHOPS

Recreational Activities

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EDUCATIONAL FARM

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Educational Activities

The environmental and cultural context of a farm provides children with a setting where time is marked by the rhythm of nature, from which the surrounding sounds and smells originate, offering the little guests an oasis of tranquillity where they can engage in highly immersive educational activities.

Nature's Symphony

Breathtaking colours of our planet

Faces of Humanity

Portraits of people from around the globe

Sands of Time

Stark beauty of desolate dunes

Beyond Boundaries

Visual odyssey across continents

Specifically, the relationship between the child and animals ensures the psychosomatic development of the individual, who naturally and harmoniously understands the need to protect other living beings. Moreover, developing a bond with animals provides therapeutic effects for both children and adults. Just think of how hippotherapy is the most widespread practice for treating psychological disorders such as anxiety and insomnia.

The proximity to nature and animals is important for the child’s development, which is why our project aims to offer a variety of animals, each of which can convey different experiences and emotions to the child.

The educational farm represents a model and lifestyle from which we adults could also take inspiration.

The benefits of the relationship between children and

Animals

The relationship between children and animals creates different communication channels, in which body language and gestures, along with the comforting and warm sensation transmitted by the animals' bodies and fur, and the slow, calm rhythm of their movements, help children feel especially at ease. This stimulates a perception of the world and things shaped by positive thoughts.

Experiential Education

An experiential education is proposed in which the child:

will be educated to respect the environment, animals, and nature;
will be educated to understand the importance of collaboration, maintaining their own role, and sharing.

By making the child the protagonist of exploration, they will experience many emotions and create many memories of their own.

Objectives

Educate children about the animals of the farm and the forest. Learn about the breeds and species of animals. Develop practical activities by involving the children in the life cycle of animals. Develop practical activities by involving the children in the life cycle of animals and their use. Learn about and respect the nature around us. Understand food and its nutritional values, with insights into the history of nutrition and responsible consumer choices.

Develop practical activities by involving the children in the life cycle of plants and their use.

Workshops and Creative Activities
Learn about and get closer to quality raw materials and understand where food comes from
Therapeutic Effects
Picnic Area
Direct Contact with Nature