Castles, Water and Mysteries:a Magical STEAM Journey with Little Aeolus: October 2025

Friday, October 31, 2025

Selene's Challenge

The story has begun, the illustration of the first page is ready!

A team work from the children of the 6th Kindergarten in Veria-Greece.

Sunday, October 26, 2025

Our castle

We built our castle with large cardboard boxes and measured its height with a ruler, a rubber band and a tape measure.

Saturday, October 25, 2025

The height of the tower we built with Jenga blocks is 153 cm

Friday, October 24, 2025

Looking for Towers- 56th Kindergarten Thessaloniki Greece

Our favorite tower of cousre is the White Tower of our city

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Wednesday, October 22, 2025

We create Logo - Giedrė Srugienė "Eglutė" Kindergarten of Lithuania, Klaipėda

Saturday, October 18, 2025

Kyriaki Kouroupi. 5th kindergarden. Ierapetra . Greece

The successful completion of the activities for the first two months of our European program, "CASTLES, WATER AND MYSTERIES: A MAGICAL STEAM JOURNEY WITH LITTLE AEOLUS," is announced. Every day, our students enjoy play and new knowledge, and are introduced experientially and playfully to the principles of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM). In September and October, our mission was to explore towers around the world. We learned what a tower is, traveled globally and got to know famous towers and their uses, created fantastic stories about heroes who lived in towers, designed, built, measured, and compared towers, and above all, we played, had fun, and sang wholeheartedly. We learned what Artificial Intelligence is and utilized it as luggage throughout this journey. We present to you some of our creations!

Please read our story;Where is Aurora?

Tuesday, October 7, 2025

Code Week Activity- "Help Knight Aeolus Rescue His Friends- 56th Kindergarten Thessaloniki -Greece

We participate in the code week with our project

Using the Bee-Bot (called "Knight Aeolus") and a "Castle Grounds" map, children learn basic programming and algorithmic thinking through an exciting rescue mission. They must program the Bee-Bot to navigate obstacles and reach the goal.