INTEGRATED APPROACH TO DEVELOPING WASTE-SORTING SKILLS IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
environmental education, integrative approach, waste sorting, preschool education, competence, ecological culture.Abstract
This article analyzes an integrative approach to developing waste-sorting skills in preschool children within the process of forming ecological culture. It scientifically highlights how the integration of various activity types contributes to the development of competencies such as classification, observation, practical skills, responsibility, and care for nature in young children.
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