Discover in pictures a cooking activity offered by the Desigining hope association in collaboration with the Centre Paris Anim’ Annie Fratellini. As part of the activities carried out in the Traversine Villiot garden, in the heart of the Villiot-Rapée residence, … Read More
Dessine l’Espoir has developed a collection of educational games about gardening and the environment. To make them easier to handle, the association has asked the women of Eswatini to make the bags, hand-embroidered with the name of the games and … Read More
The new pedagogical games developed within the framework of Transjardins were shared with the school of Les Petits Princes in Rufisque. A memory game combines two different visuals: one of open fruit and one of closed fruit. A game of … Read More
Following the exhibition “Nature en Ville” with the children of the Petits Princes school in Rufisque, Designing Hope made a memory game. It was particularly appreciated by the children, as recognising their friends helps them remember the location of the … Read More
The Baobab is one of the most majestic trees of Africa, very present in Senegal. Its fruit, which is called “monkey bread”, has multiple virtues. It is 2.5 times richer in vitamin C than an orange, contains 2.5 times more … Read More
On the garden of Malem wok wok, discovery of a cashew tree. One recognizes the shape of its fruit: the cashew nut.
A set of 12 posters designed by The Ivory Foundation on health and nutrition was given to the Yagma middle school science teacher, along with a set of educational cards. This material can be used as a pedagogical support, but … Read More
We are currently in the process of developing a memory game about gardening, that would be suitable for deaf and hard of hearing children in St Paul’s School. First, children must find the sign language visual corresponding to the vegetable. … Read More
The children took advantage of their visit to the garden this afternoon to inaugurate our herb game! This is a Memory game, but the cards to be turned over are replaced by small boxes to be opened. Each one has … Read More
The young people of St Monica’s farm find themselves for the first time independent, in charge of preparing their meals. The Ivory Foundation first covers their needs in basic products (oil, cornmeal, lentils and vegetables not available in the garden … Read More
