
The diploma thesis focuses on the topic of cultivating microgreens in nursery school. Microgreens are young plants of various species of vegetable, that are grown in soil and are harvested approximetely after ten days. The simplicity of growing microgreens makes it an appropriate activity for preeschool-age children. Besides rewarding the children with nutricious food, it brings children the oppoturnity to develop key competences and pre-literacies. The theoretical part is an information base for growing microgreens in kindergarten conditions. It describes cultivating plants in kindergarten, it deals with historicaly, legislatively and didactic point of wiew and also describe kinds of microgreens, possibilities of use and cultivation procedures suitable for kindergarten. The aim of the diploma thesis is to present the possibility of growing microgreens in nursery school with preschool children. The empirical part focuses on the design and implementation of a set of activities in which children in kindergarten grow microgreens. In addition to cultivation, other activities are also included, in which children use the topic of microgreens in individual stages of growth. The set of activities aims primarily on reaching environmental education goals and is created using a logical model. It is...
development of science literacy; micro vegetables; pěstování; preschool age; kindergarten; cultivation; environmental education and training; preschool education; předškolní věk; předškolní vzdělávání; mateřská škola; environmentální výchova a vzdělávání; mikro zelenina; rozvíjení přírodovědné pregramotnosti; microgreens
development of science literacy; micro vegetables; pěstování; preschool age; kindergarten; cultivation; environmental education and training; preschool education; předškolní věk; předškolní vzdělávání; mateřská škola; environmentální výchova a vzdělávání; mikro zelenina; rozvíjení přírodovědné pregramotnosti; microgreens
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