Hélène Boucher daycare children discover gardening and nocturnal wildlife

Young budding gardeners learned to care for nature, then created nocturnal animals in workshops.

Generic image of children's hands working in soil in a garden.
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Generic image of children's hands working in soil in a garden.

Children from the Hélène Boucher nursery daycare center participated in fun and educational activities, including gardening with the association La Petite Tortue and creating nocturnal animals.

Young budding gardeners were able to discover the joys of gardening thanks to the association La Petite Tortue. This immersion in nature allowed them to observe the cycle of life more closely and learn simple gestures for daily care.
The adventure continued with manual workshops dedicated to nocturnal wildlife. The children proudly created superb owls with big curious eyes and soft, spiky hedgehogs.
These animation sessions, combining discovery, creation, and sharing, allowed each child to express their imagination and leave with a smile, delighted with their magnificent creations.
Based on information from the official source: Communauté d'agglomération de l'Étampois Sud-Essonne (30/10/2026)