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New learning arrangement for the World Heritage – Wimmelbuch

The new spotter’s book on the World Heritage Site of Sardona has captured the hearts of children. A learning package for children up to the fourth grade is now available. It was presented to interested teachers from the World Heritage region at a launch event.

Switzerland has 13 unique sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List, and these are presented in a child-friendly way in the ‘UNESCO World Heritage’ jigsaw book. In collaboration with the Schulverlag plus, a complete free teaching unit for schools from the 1st to the 4th class has now been developed.

On the occasion of the launch of the new teaching unit at the Glarus Nature Centre in Glarus, staff from the Swiss World Heritage Sites Association, the Schulverlag plus and the World Heritage Office presented the teaching unit. The event was organised especially for teachers from the Sardona World Heritage region and gave them the opportunity to get to know the new teaching unit, to receive suggestions for teaching and to exchange ideas with other teachers. One enthusiastic user reported on the children’s enjoyment of working with the jigsaw book. The children’s beautiful drawings also tell the same story.

The new teaching unit enriches the existing range of teaching materials on the Sardona World Heritage site for schools at all levels. Further information is available at www.unesco-sardona.ch/schule, bildung@unesco-sardona.ch oder Tel. 081 725 56 07.

The Wimmelbook nd other items from the shop (www.unesco-sardona.ch/shop) are also suitable as a meaningful Christmas present.

Contact: Eveline Braun, 081/725 56 07
E-Mail: eveline.braun@unesco-sardona.ch

A detailed illustrated scene in Elm from a children’s wimmelbook showing everyday life, nature, and activities in the Sardona Tectonic Arena. People explore the landscape, observe wildlife, hike, and learn about geology in a lively alpine setting.
An illustrated wimmelbook scene in Elm introducing the Sardona Tectonic Arena through playful discovery, nature, and everyday alpine life.
An illustrated wimmelbook scene in Elm introducing the Sardona Tectonic Arena through playful discovery, nature, and everyday alpine life.
Participants sit at tables during a workshop or presentation at the vernissage of a learning arrangement. Printed materials, photographs, and brochures are spread out as the group discusses and reviews educational content in a bright room.
Participants engage with educational materials during the vernissage of a learning arrangement, exchanging ideas and discussing content together.
Participants engage with educational materials during the vernissage of a learning arrangement, exchanging ideas and discussing content together.
A hand-drawn picture by a child showing mountains, houses, forests, and geological features inspired by the Sardona Tectonic Arena. The colorful drawing combines landscapes, rocks, and written text about the region.
A child’s creative interpretation of the Sardona Tectonic Arena, expressing landscapes, geology, and experiences through drawing and text.
A child’s creative interpretation of the Sardona Tectonic Arena, expressing landscapes, geology, and experiences through drawing and text.