FORESTPLAY brings original experience for CHILDREN and their PARENTS. This is 3 hours of forest games, creativity and fun in nature. It is based on the concept of Forest Therapy combined with a playful approach, which you can meet in some Forest Nurseries. FORESTPLAY offers an inspiration, awakens a love of nature and develops imagination and creativity. Parents are then in the role of assistants to their children.
We will dive into the atmosphere of the forest together, individual and group games await us and we will also touch the mysterious supernatural.
What you can look forward to:
3 HOURS OF MERGER WITH NATURE
INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP GAMES
FOCUS ON EXPERIENCE IN NATURE
CHILDREN AND NATURE IN THE MAIN ROLE
FOREST CREATION
FULL TIME ENTERTAINMENT
TALKS WITH NATURAL BEINGS
DEVELOPMENT OF INTUITION AND CREATIVITY
INVOLVEMENT OF ALL SENSES
We will always adapt all activities to the number of participants and the composition of the whole group. LESOHRANÍ is a completely open approach, where there is complete freedom in what children do and experience. It is based on the development of children’s imagination and love for nature. Thus, children can implement all activities and games as they want and at their own pace. Parents will have the chance to spend a really conscious time with their children and return to their childhood on their own. And all this in a beautiful natural environment away from the noise of the city and the mobile signal.
We use the GIFT FOR GIFT approach, which is to “pay the guide as much as you feel is right”.
Minimum number of participants 3 families
We use the GIFT FOR GIFT approach, which is to “pay the guide as much as you feel is right”.
Minimum number of participants 3 families
Duration: 180 min.
Recommended contribution per family* 650,- Kč *family = max. 2 adults a 2 kids
Announced dates:
4.8.2020 at 10:00 Obora Průhonického parku
28.8.2020 at 10:00 Obora Průhonického parku
*reserve your spot using the contact form below
“The game is one of the most effective ways to simplify life. That’s exactly what we did as children, but as adults we forgot to play. “Albert Einstein