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Reality and Fiction in Kindergarten

A creative way to discover the wonders of the media world.

The topics 'fear' and 'reality and fiction' are discussed on the basis of a children’s book and the children are introduced to special-effects technology.

Switzerland
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Overview

HundrED has selected this innovation to

Spotlight Switzerland Digital Transformation at School

2019

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70

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1

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Updated
October 2019
The kindergarten teachers were open to the project and the children also liked what we showed them.

About the innovation

What is reality and fiction in kindergarten?

Franziska Kläui, primary school teacher and responsible for educational ICT support at the Wiesendangen primary school (ZH), chose the children’s book Peter und der Traumby Eveline Hipeli as the basis for her certificate of achievement in CAS PICTS. The book was already available at the school. It sharesthe story of Peter, who saw something on his iPad that haunts him in his dreams.

Based on this story, Franziska Kläui developed lessons for kindergarten teachers and worked onthe topic of 'reality and fiction'in a child-appropriate way. Children are introduced to the topic by usinga selection of pictures from which they pick out the motifs that frighten them. Once they have done that, they get to know the story of Peter and the Dream.

Following a video tutorial on the iPad, they then independentlycraft a "magic disc"that matches Peter’s story. "The benefitof the tutorial is that the children can stop at any time or repeat something if they want to look at it again,"says Franziska Kläui. Working with the Green Screen is the final step. Here, the children learn to "do magic"and, thanks to special- effects technology, to insert themselves into a picture they previously selected.

"The kindergarten teachers were open to the project and the children also liked what we showed them,"says Franziska Kläui, summing up the impressions. For the kindergarten teachers, the project does not entail any additional work. Everything is "ready to play"in a box that the Wiesendangen kindergarten teachers can loan. If they want support, Franziska Kläui is there to help.

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