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Here are some reactions:

«It was great, very simple but with explanations they will use every day. You took examples of their daily lives, making the presentation personal and pleasant. I liked the fact the children left with the definition of biodiversity, because they hear about it every day without really knowing what it is. They were interactive, I’m quite satisfied».
Alice Lacroix, coordinator at Aselqo

«I liked it because I discovered fruits I eat and I didn’t know their names. I don’t think it was too complicated, because you transmitted the ideas with simple words the children use and understand. The games are nice, they guarantee the children don’t get bored or lose their concentration».
Elodie, helper for the Aselqo group

Some reactions from the children:

"It was super-great. We learnt things, next time we see a mark, we’ll know what it is. I understood everything, I can even make my herbarium more easily now"
Inès

«It was nice. I learnt a lot of things. My favourite part was learning the names of the leaves».
Smaïn

«Our favourite par was the games!».
Group of children