Educational tools to address complex topics
Play can open conversations that often have no space in educational settings.
These tools are designed to support children and adolescents in exploring topics related to the body, relationships, identity and prevention, in a way that is accessible, participatory and meaningful.
Ciclique
An educational tool to address menstrual education.
It helps create understanding, dialogue and a shared language around a topic that is often absent from formal curricula.
Grow Up
Supports children in approaching puberty as a process.
It allows educators to explore body changes, identity and emotions through shared dialogue.
Invisible
A tool focused on the prevention of abuse and maltreatment in childhood.
It helps children recognize situations, name them and express what they experience.
Invisible-Bullying
Focused on bullying, cyberbullying and grooming.
It supports educational contexts in addressing these issues through guided dialogue and awareness.
Same and Different
A memory-based game designed to explore sexual organs and the body in development.
It supports learning through recognition and exploration, helping children approach key aspects of sexual education in a clear and accessible way.
Rethinking Gender
A tool to explore gender and stereotypes through play.
It helps question representations and opens space for critical reflection in educational contexts.
These tools can be used in schools, educational programs and teacher training contexts.
If you are interested in implementing this approach or learning more, feel free to get in touch or explore the available resources.