Nesthäkchen
Children
In the Nesthäkchen, there are 2 groups of 9 or 10 children aged 2 to 3 years. One group runs on Monday/Wednesday/Friday and the other group on Tuesday/Thursday.
Teachers
The children in the Nesthäkchen are looked after by one German and one English-speaking kindergarten teacher: Gisela Zmijanek and Tracey Connell. On Fridays Petra Reinelt will substitute Gisela.
Daily Routine
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8:30–9:00 am
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The children are brought to their group |
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9:00–10:00 am
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Free play
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10:00–10:15 am
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Tidy up, go to the toilet, wash hands
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10:15–10:45 am
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Mid-morning snack
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10:45–11:15 am
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Guided play : songs, finger games, group games together, picture books, birthday parties etc.
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11:15–12:25
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Park
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up to 12:30 pm
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Pick-up
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Weekly Routine
- Early music education:
(from January, when the children have got used to being there)
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Mo/We/Fr Group:
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Monday
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Tu/Th Group:
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Tuesday
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What do the children in the Nesthäkchen need ?
- Indoor shoes/slippers, which stay on the feet and don't slip
- Photos of the child for the birthday calendar
- Beaker or cup
- Cloth bag containing a change of clothing (labelled with names)
- Clothing, which allows the children to play outside in any weather;
especially overalls ("Matschhose") and, in winter, a snow suit is a good idea
- Daily, a healthy mid-morning snack without sugar
(no milk bars, no Nutella, no marmalade)
- Painting smock/apron ("Malkittel")
Nesthäkchen