Published 11/26/2023 12:53:04 p.m.

“Eco Fairy Tale”: Kindergarten in which children develop a lifelong commitment to recycling

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More than three hundred children aged two to seven, in the kindergarten “Bajka” on Čukarica, through a recycling center and various educational activities develop the earliest awareness about the circular economy and the need to protect the environment, but also contribute daily to the preservation of the planet, reports Novi magazin.

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“Eco Fairy Tale”: Kindergarten in which children develop a lifelong commitment to recycling

11/26/2023 12:53:04 p.m.·Novi Beograd, Serbia

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