When your child attends kindergarten he will learn the basics. This means the basics of math, science, reading, writing, social studies, and more.

Developing these communication skills early on is important because the sooner children learn how to communicate well the sooner they can do so. let’s see the best creation for children around the world

Pippi Longstocking’s “Taka-Tuka-Land”, according to Astrid Lindgren’s children’s book of the same title, not only bestowed the name to the kindergarten but turned into architecture. The Baupiloten and the childminder inspired the children to design their own vision of “Taka-Tuka-Land”. The original temporary structure of the kindergarten has been turned into an everlasting oak tree where lemonade grows and flows. The flow of lemonade has seven intervals where the children can enjoy it, for example, the large-scale windows where the midday sun turns the room into a glittering environment due to the crystals that have been mounted in the windows.

Kindergarten Ecole Maternelle Pajol, France

Ecole Maternelle Pajol, a kindergarten with 4 study rooms, which is located on Pajol Street in the 18th Parisian district, combines many things that are so loved and desired in childhood. Each step and turn reveals another face of the amazing, bright, colorful world that never becomes dull and boring.

Kindergarten Kekec, Ljubljana, Slovenia

Kindergarten is located in one of the residential districts of Ljubljana. His appearance was due to the growing need for new kindergartens, as the population of the capital increased significantly, and the density of development inside the city’s ring road also increased. The idea of such a design arose because of the lack of equipment for children’s playgrounds in existing kindergartens. The new facade helps to cope with this problem because it itself is a game element. On the one hand, the boards that cover the glazed facade are painted in one of nine bright colors, and on the other – the tree is left unpainted.

Rainbow Colored Kindergarten, Granada, Spain

Spanish architect Alejandro Muñoz Miranda (Alejandro Munoz Miranda), followed by many child psychologists, believed that children from an early age need to see as many different and bright colors as possible. This concept he realized in the kindergarten building, which was built according to his design in the Spanish city of Granada.

Architectural company Radionica Arhitekture, who created the kindergarten Segrt Hlapic in the Croatian capital of Zagreb, decided that children do not need to learn the complexity of labyrinths of corridors of large buildings. As a result, they came simply extended kindergarten, where each group of children is available a great room that combines the bedroom, a game, and a classroom.

Fagerborg Kindergarten, Oslo (Norway)

Fagerborg Kindergarten – a unique kindergarten, built in Oslo (Norway) under the project of the Norwegian architectural studio RRA.The total area of the unusual building is about 1000 square meters. Taking into account the wishes of local authorities, the authors of the project developed an environmentally sustainable facility with modern architecture and positive democratic “content.” The interiors are in natural wood, which alternates with bright cheerful inclusions in the most unexpected places.

Kindergarten in Tromsø, Norway

As a result of the competition for the creation of a new pre-school institution announced by local authorities, two new kindergartens have appeared in the city of Tromsø, Norway. The architects were given complete freedom in the organization of space, allowing the company to 70 ° N architectures to create a fun, colorful and most importantly, interactive interiors.

Loop Kindergarten (Tianjin, China)

This kindergarten was built in 2012. The garden has a rounded edge, blotches of bright color, the shape of “donut” – all this and much more aesthetic forms, positive space for play and learning, creates the illusion of movement, helps the development of imagination and communication.

Kindergarten Wolfartsweier (Karlsruhe, Germany)

Kindergarten Wolfartsweier – a new kindergarten in the form of a cat is located in Wolffarswier, the district of the German city of Karlsruhe, near the French border.

Architects Tomi Ungerer and Ayla-Suzanne Jondel chose the shape of a playful cat preparing to jump. The kindergarten was opened in 2002.

Children enter the “mouth” on the red carpet-tongue, like obedient mice, ready to be swallowed. Inside the “paws” are the playgrounds. And in the “belly” – a cloakroom, a study room, a kitchen, a dining room and a staircase. The second floor is the “head”. It housed a hall in which the day is always lighter thanks to the huge windows-orbits.

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