[Learning Parcour]
playfully teaches digital topics through movement. It consists of obstacles that are set up on playgrounds or school gyms.
How does a parcour work?
Introduction to the topic
We start with an icebreaker game that incorporates personal interests and initial prior experiences. This way, we dive into the topic and lay a common foundation.
Go through the obstacle course
Let's go! The children traverse the parcour, solve tasks at the stations, and collect clues for the later discussion. Whether it's "the floor is lava" or a paper airplane challenge – every digital topic is embedded in a playful experience.
Share insights
What do the collected clues mean? Together, we discuss which concepts and principles from the digital world are behind the tasks. Suddenly it becomes clear: the number of flight attempts has to do with variables, and lava floor shows us dangers on the internet.
Reflect together
Finally, we gather in a circle and share our experiences. With the specially developed smiley feedback, we look at what was fun, what was confusing, and what 'aha!' moment the children take home with them.
Our Learning Parcours:
Coding Parcour
Here, programming becomes tangible! Children take on the roles of developers and computers. They learn to solve tasks with logical instructions and how machines think.
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Media Parcour
How does the internet work and what do I need to pay attention to? Children look behind the scenes of the internet to understand where information comes from and how social media works. This way, they will be more likely to recognize fake news and protect their privacy in the future.
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AI Parcour
Artificial intelligence is everywhere – but how does it work? Children playfully explore where AI influences our lives, where it can make mistakes, and how we can responsibly use this technology at home or at school.
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The format lasts 60-90 minutes. The ideal group size is between 8-15 kids. If needed, we form teams or divide groups. Free green spaces, playgrounds, or (indoor) gyms are suitable for setting up. We work with all materials we find on site for a parkour: from jump ropes and seat cushions to walls and climbing frames. We bring content materials with us.
We operate on a cost-covering basis. This means there are material costs and any preparation and follow-up work amounting to €150. If the event is not in Hamburg, travel costs will be added.
Our three main topics are programming, the internet, and artificial intelligence. Each parcour is individually adapted in advance for your target group and, during implementation, to the interests and needs of the kids.
Yes, we even want parents to participate. This way, the topics can be further deepened and supported at home.