With a horse and "Hansel and Gretel" to a better understanding of shapes and colors

There's a horse in the gingerbread house accompanying Hansel and Gretel! This exciting fairy tale adventure helps children develop their understanding of shapes and colors.

In this webinar, you will learn how to effectively use a fairy tale story within the framework of equine therapy/equine-assisted learning.

This will enable you to help children aged 4 to 7 improve their understanding of shapes and colors with the help of the fairy tale "Hansel and Gretel" and the horse as a partner.

In our webinar, we will explain practical insights for practical application:

• Why fairy tales are important for children
• Why training shape and color recognition in the stable is beneficial
• Concrete game instructions for promoting shape and color recognition
• How exactly to conduct a training session in the stable

Who is this webinar suitable for?

For everyone who already works (equine) educationally/therapeutically with children and horses.

Download/on request:

• Webinar script
• Course ideas and game instructions
• Training schedule

Our Speaker

Yvonne Katzenberger is a state-certified and self-employed occupational therapist, as well as a learning and equine therapist. Yvonne Katzenberger and her sister Dr. Ruth Katzenberger created the concept "Whinnying Classroom - Achieving Learning Success with KKP!®," a concentration training program with horses for schoolchildren from first to fourth grade. They have since trained numerous concentration trainers with horses who work according to their concept.

All information can be found at: https://www.wieherndes-klassenzimmer.com