A bear goes 
to school.

May we introduce ourselves?
Favourite sweet: Honey lolly
Favourite flower: Tulip
Favourite piece of clothing: Breast feathers
Favourite food: Wild salmon
And what is your name?
Colour-in page

How to make your first school day cone
1. Use a piece of string and a pencil (or a large round object) to draw a half circle.
2. Draw another line and cut out carefully. 3. Place a large piece of adhesive tape and roll it up.
4. Decorate with colourful items.
5. Attach adhesive tape to the top inner edge and stick on crepe paper. 6. Tie on a bow – Your first school day cone is done!
Cardboard DIN A3-A1, crepe paper, pencil, string, ruler, double-sided adhesive tape (or liquid glue), bow tape, decorative items (feathers, letters, glitter, etc.)

What do you pack in your school bag? Circle in!

Take the bear safely to school.
Draw in the right way.
START
At what traffic light colour can you cross the street?
Important: When crossing a street, always look to the left and to the right!
After what animal is this crossing named?
At what time does school normally start?
TARGET

Math questions: What number do the dice show? Colour in the same number of circles and write the number!
Example:

Swing exercises: Trace the dotted lines!

The school song with the bear.
For listening and singing along.
Original key E
A bear comes to school, and I come along. This bear now learns how to read and write
and I read and write along. Just a few more night’s sleep and then it’s time. All school children shout: I am ready!
Go to the bear song

Your dream classroom: What does it look like?

The perfect breakfast: What do you pack in your lunchbox?
Plastic-free

Learning, living and playing together at the public all-day school.
Which picture belongs to which activity? Join the two!

Fit for school: physical exercises. Can you do each exercise for one minute?
1. Stand on one leg 2. Squats 3. Jump on one leg 4. Jumping jack

Help us to keep our world green. For trips and for bears.
Seeds

There are differences not only between “then” and “today”. There are also differences between countries. In Japan or England, for example,
children wear school uniforms.
What do you like to wear?
What does the bear wear? Draw your clothes here.

Mission Honey: Spot the 10 differences!

Experiment: Volcanic eruption!
1. Make a little roll of adhesive tape and use it to stick one of the two glasses in the centre of the plate.
2. Place two sheets of scrap paper on top so that the plate and
the glass are covered. Next, stick the edges of the paper to the bottom of the plate.
3. Use a pair of scissors to pierce a small hole in the paper in the centre of the glass opening. Starting from that point, cut out a cross – but only cut until you reach the
inner edge of the glass.
4. Next, fold the four corners of the paper inwards and stick them to the inner edge of the glass.
5. Now, put
some baking powder into the volcanic crater. In the second glass, mix the water, vinegar and the food colourant until the liquid is dark red. Next, add a
splash of dishwashing liquid. Put the mixture into the crater!
6. THE ERUPTION!
Plate, pair of scissors, 2 glasses, scrap paper or the like, adhesive tape, 3 packs of baking powder, red food colourant, dishwashing liquid, 1/2 glass of vinegar, 1/2 glass of
water, large waterproof surface (e.g. tray)

Learn to count with the bear.
Match the numbers with the correct quantity!
The bear is diligently practicing math exercises.
ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE, SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE, TEN

Initial sounds: Can you hear the correct initial letters?
More than one picture may be correct. Careful – We are looking for the German word.
B, T, P, O, S, R, U

Long break: Spot the 8 differences!

Fit for school
For tips and help with the transition from kindergarten to school, also watch this film by RuhrFutur.

MY FIRST DAY AT SCHOOL!
Stick in your picture! Colour-in page