Kita life
TreeHaus adventures
Our highlights
Semi-open Groups
We have two groups divided by age: 1-2 year olds (Hummingbirds) and 3-6 year olds (Sunflowers). Our activities are age appropriate and vary by group and the children have many opportunities to interact and learn from each other and across groups.
Organic vegetarian food
All meals are provided in the daycare, so you don't have to pack anything in the morning! Our food is vegetarian and organic, with many regional products and a menu that ensures a balanced and nutritious diet. We get our yummy lunch catered in the district by Smart Cooking.
Kita dog
He is our furry companion and brightens up the day at daycare. Rudy is officially registered. He has been in training to be a therapy dog since he was a puppy. He goes to dog school every week and learns quickly! At daycare, he is very patient and calm with the children, but he also loves playing his catching tricks with them.
Special activities
We are constantly offering new and exciting activities. Here is an overview of what we currently have in the Kita:
- Farming: visiting the Pinke Panke farm to grow vegetables
- Museum and landmarks visits
- Library visits
- Theater visits
- Oral hygiene: visit of Kroko the crocodile who teaches children to brush their teeth
- General safety: first aid training for children
- Child abuse protection program: by Strohhalm e.V. including teacher training, parents evening and session with children
Coming soon:
- Fire safety: visit from a fire station representative, including parents evening and session with children
- Traffic safety: visit from police representative to talk about traffic rules
Examples of year-long projects:
- We are certified as "House of Little Researchers" (since 2022): science, technology, math and nature
- 2023 "Down to the last crumb": Healthy eating and sustainability
- 2025 Lego education: MINT collaboration: ocean discovery
Our daily routine
We follow a comforting daily routine that helps children feel secure and confident as they move through their day. Knowing what comes next—whether it's time for play, learning, meals, or rest—creates a sense of stability and trust.