The “Preschool Eaglets” and “Good Games” projects have started in Russian kindergartens

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The “Preschool Eaglets” and “Good Games” projects have been launched in Russian kindergartens, aimed at introducing children to traditional Russian spiritual and moral values.

The “Good Games” project is aimed at strengthening educational work to develop basic values ​​and citizenship in children from three to seven years old; more than 30 thousand groups in kindergartens participate in it.

The “Preschool Eaglets” project was developed for children from six to seven years old and helps them adapt to primary school; over 18 thousand kindergartens and 550 thousand pupils are involved in it.

MOSCOW, October 3 - RIA Novosti. The projects “Preschool Eaglets” and “Good Games,” which will introduce children to traditional Russian spiritual and moral values, teach friendship and mutual assistance, have started in kindergartens in Russia, said the head of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, Sergei Kravtsov.

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“We have introduced new formats, such as the Good Games and Preschool Eaglets projects,” Kravtsov said.

He said that the “Good Games” project is aimed at strengthening educational work to develop basic values ​​and citizenship in children from three to seven years old. More than 30 thousand groups in kindergartens already participate in it.

According to the minister, at the end of last year, Rosdettsentr specialists developed a unified concept for the educational project “Preschool Eaglets,” which is based on the rich experience accumulated in the preschool education system.

“Now “Preschool Eaglets” is a project for children from six to seven years old, pupils of school preparatory groups. The project simplifies the child’s adaptation to primary school. Children get acquainted with the school, the “Russian Eaglets” program and the Eaglets and take the first steps towards great good deeds in joint activities with teachers and parents,” noted Kravtsov.

He added that today more than 18 thousand kindergartens and 550 thousand pupils are involved in the project. The project started in all regions of the country.