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Visit to the Rolling Forest School

"The forest is vital to our survival" - the students at the Erich Kästner School know this. They have once again learned a lot of new things about the forest and its inhabitants. The cuckoo only comes to us for a short time, lays its eggs in other people's nests and flies back south. Why are raccoons called raccoons? We recognize green woodpeckers, great spotted woodpeckers and black woodpeckers well - their names say it all. Particularly impressive: we are allowed to pet the stuffed animals that we have brought with us - who has ever petted a hedgehog or felt the soft fur of a young fox?

On Thursday things got exciting again: the falconer was there, and with him various birds of prey and a live American hawk. It first flew onto our climbing spider and looked down at us. Then it flew into the tall tree and finally returned to the falconer. There it was able to enjoy its rabbit leg. Enjoy your meal! And please come back next year.

Auf der Bühne in der Aula stehen Kinder. Die Klassen S1a und S1b führen zusammen ein Lied auf der Bühne auf.

In der Aula steht ein geschmückter Weihnachtsbaum. Unter dem Weihnachtsbaum liegen die Geschenke vom Förderverein für die Klassen.

Visit to the Rolling Forest School

"The forest is vital to our survival" - the students at the Erich Kästner School know this. They have once again learned a lot of new things about the forest and its inhabitants. The cuckoo only comes to us for a short time, lays its eggs in other people's nests and flies back south. Why are raccoons called raccoons? We recognize green woodpeckers, great spotted woodpeckers and black woodpeckers well - their names say it all. Particularly impressive: we are allowed to pet the stuffed animals that we have brought with us - who has ever petted a hedgehog or felt the soft fur of a young fox?

On Thursday things got exciting again: the falconer was there, and with him various birds of prey and a live American hawk. It first flew onto our climbing spider and looked down at us. Then it flew into the tall tree and finally returned to the falconer. There it was able to enjoy its rabbit leg. Enjoy your meal! And please come back next year.

Vier Schüler stehen an einem Tisch und belegen ein Backblech mit ausgestochenen Plätzchen. In den Klassen werden gemeinsam Plätzchen gebacken.

Zwei Jungs helfen sich gegenseitig beim Schneiden von Transparentpapier. Für die Dekoration an den Fenstern basteln wir zusammen Kerzen aus Transparentpapier.

An den Fenstern der Aula kleben Kerzen aus Transparentpapier und Sterne. Kerzen und Sterne als Dekoration in der Aula.

Adventstisch in der Klasse 3. Auf einem Tisch liegen verschiedene Bücher über Weihnachten. Es ist eine kleine Krippe aufgebaut.

Zwei Jungs stechen Plätzchen aus. Plätzchenbacken für die Klasse.

In der Aula steht ein Weihnachtsbaum. Es hängen viele verschiedene Schmuckstücke daran. Alle Kinder dürfen Schmuck für den Weihnachtsbaum mitbringen.

In den Klassen gibt es Adventskalender. Hier steht einer auf der Fensterbank. Es sind kleine Häuschen, die gefüllt werden können. Dekoriert ist eine Schneelandschaft.

Eine kleine Krippe . Die Figuren sind mit den verschiedenen Namen wie Maria, Josef und Hirten beschriftet.

Visit to the Rolling Forest School

"The forest is vital to our survival" - the students at the Erich Kästner School know this. They have once again learned a lot of new things about the forest and its inhabitants. The cuckoo only comes to us for a short time, lays its eggs in other people's nests and flies back south. Why are raccoons called raccoons? We recognize green woodpeckers, great spotted woodpeckers and black woodpeckers well - their names say it all. Particularly impressive: we are allowed to pet the stuffed animals that we have brought with us - who has ever petted a hedgehog or felt the soft fur of a young fox?

On Thursday things got exciting again: the falconer was there, and with him various birds of prey and a live American hawk. It first flew onto our climbing spider and looked down at us. Then it flew into the tall tree and finally returned to the falconer. There it was able to enjoy its rabbit leg. Enjoy your meal! And please come back next year.

Die Kinder bekommen die Möglichkeit ausgestopfte Tiere zu betrachten und anzufassen. Auf diesem Bild streicheln zwei Jungs einen erwachsenen Igel und ein Igel-Junges.

Auf diesem Bild streichelt ein Mädchen einen Fuchs.

Die Schülerinnen und Schüler einer Klasse sitzen auf Bänken. Vor ihnen stehen auf dem Boden ausgestopfte Tiere. Es gibt einen Fuchs, Igel und noch andere Waldtiere. Herr Steghaus von der rollenden Waldschule stellt ihnen verschieden Waldtiere vor.

Hier streicheln drei Jungs zusammen eine Fuchs.

In der Aula hat eine Falkner auf einem Tisch vier ausgestopfte Greifvögel aufgestellt.

Alle Schülerinnen und Schüler der Schule sitzen in der Aula vor der Bühne. Auf der Bühne steht der Falkner am Tisch mit den ausgestopften Greifvögeln. Er erzählt etwas über die Vögel. Die Kinder stellen Fragen, die der Falkner gerne beantwortet.

Colorful Rainy Days

The children in the hedgehog class have made our rainy days and rainy breaks colorful. One of the class's favorite colors is "rainbow color." And everyone likes a rainbow. That's how the idea came about to make rainy days and our auditorium more beautiful with pictures of colorful umbrellas.

Reading Day

Even before our joint reading day, all the students were looking forward to this special hour. A few days beforehand, the children were able to choose from a wide range of books. On the reading day, everyone "wandered" with their cases to the respective rooms. There, a cozy reading session with exciting or funny stories awaited them. The time went by far too quickly. How nice that there will definitely be another reading time for everyone soon.