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Encourages your students' creativity
Respects different learning paces
Yoga and mindfulness to bring calm to the classroom
Beautiful materials and illustrations that motivate learning
Encourages your students' creativity
Respects different learning paces
Yoga and mindfulness to bring calm to the classroom
Beautiful materials and illustrations that motivate learning

INTEGRATED PROJECTS · EARLY CHILDHOOD

Teach through projects with structure and purpose

Integrated projects that support children’s whole-child development, with nature as the common thread.
Created in collaboration with the Chair in Neuroeducation at the University of Barcelona.

PEDAGOGICAL FOUNDATIONS

Enjoy teaching with Inspira in your classroom!

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PBL is an active methodology that encourages inquiry, experimentation, and reflection through challenges and projects. With Inspira, your students take the lead in their own learning.

Neuroscience confirms that children who learn in contact with the natural world experience less stress and are more reflective. The program includes natural hands-on materials, outdoor activities, and a school garden. We bring nature into the classroom!

Develop emotional awareness, personal choice, and individual and social responsibility. With Inspira, children learn to identify their emotions, regulate their responses, and communicate and act in line with them.

You’ll practice mindfulness and yoga, disciplines that help children learn while supporting healthy cognitive, intellectual, and emotional development.

Boost emotional development, creativity, and nonverbal communication, while also building self-esteem and divergent thinking, both essential for whole-child learning.

Inspira’s integrated projects unfold in a magical world. Its fun characters accompany your students on this exciting learning adventure.

Inspira builds the SDGs into its integrated projects, making it easy for you to teach values such as caring for the environment, cooperation, and respect for living things while young children learn through meaningful, hands-on experiences.

PROJECT-BASED LEARNING (PBL)

TRADITIONAL PBL PBL IN INSPIRA

How is project-based learning usually done?

PBL covers every area of learning, but often without a common thread or a clear sequence of activities.

How will you do project-based learning with Inspira?

With Inspira, you’ll work through sequenced, contextualized projects with activities focused on a single theme.

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Try it in your classroom today!

Want to see what Inspira’s student learning folders and Teacher’s guide look like? Choose the age group and download free samples.

Materials

The materials you've always wanted for your early childhood classroom

With Inspira, you’ll have a wide variety of resources to stimulate your students’ learning: high-quality natural materials, games, illustrations, and beautiful activities that spark their imagination.

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Students

  • Learning folders. Each student receives one learning folder per project, with worksheets and activities related to the content covered in class.
  • Readers. Each age group includes three readers per student. The stories, starring the Inspira characters, are connected to the program’s projects.
  • Sensory box. Each student has their own sensory box with natural and open-ended materials, loose parts, and other resources that spark their imagination.
  • Letters to families. Perfect for getting families involved! Each learning folder includes a letter to families explaining the project’s theme, goals, and final product.

Teacher

  • Teacher’s guide. Detailed sessions with activity ideas, goals, activities, materials lists, assessment indicators, and teaching guidance.
  • myroom. A digital classroom manager with materials, resources, and tools to plan the school year, prepare sessions, teach, assess, and access professional learning.

Classroom

  • Classroom box. Materials; early literacy, emotions, English, and mindful movement cards; posters; classroom decorations; and a beautiful Japanese kamishibai paper theater.
  • Kamishibai storytelling theater. A Japanese paper theater for telling magical stories about the program’s characters.
  • Cards. Each project includes a wide variety of illustrated cards for related games: emotion cards, yoga cards, project picture cards, flashcards, and much more.
  • Self-assessment posters. Large-format posters that make self-assessment visible and decorate the classroom.
  • Interactive whiteboard. Digital classroom support with whole-class activities.

Discover the most exciting projects for your students

Choose the age group to explore all the Inspira projects, or click here to download the document.

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WHO SUPPORTS US?

Inspira was created together with leading experts

We believe in education that is vibrant, research-based, and meaningful. That’s why we partnered with leading specialists to design some of Inspira’s key areas:

  • DAVID BUENO

    Neuroeducation in the classroom

    We work with the Chair in Neuroeducation at the University of Barcelona, led by David Bueno, to incorporate the latest advances in neuroscience into the program. Thanks to this collaboration, Inspira is built on how children learn at this stage, respecting the natural pace and processes of development.

  • SLOYU

    Mindfulness and yoga for emotional well-being

    The mindfulness and yoga sessions were developed with Sloyu, the project led by Elisenda Pallàs and Joost Scharrenberg, experts in the Eline Snel method. With more than eight years of experience training adults and children, they help us cultivate mindfulness and emotional balance from the earliest years.

  • NÚRIA MUNTANER

    Music education with purpose

    To develop musical expression and sensitivity, we partnered with the Minimúsica team, led by Núria Muntaner, an educational project with a long track record in early childhood music education.

  • Glòria Vives

    Visual arts with freedom and meaning

    The visual arts and sensitivity area was designed in collaboration with Glòria Vives, a teacher and visual arts specialist. Inspira respects each child’s individuality, offering tools that encourage independent creation with a single goal: art education as a means of self-expression.

myroom classroom manager

This is how you'll prepare your lessons!

Everything you need to prepare your lessons and lead engaging whole-class demonstrations. Manage your classroom with ease, plan the school year, and access the content for every session with all the materials, apps, tools, and online professional learning.

EXTRA SUPPORT

Enrich early childhood learning

Math

EMAT Early Childhood

With EMAT, you’ll teach hands-on, fun, and experiential math through integrated learning situations.

Chess

Strengthen your students’ logical reasoning

Ajedrez en el Aula is an ideal program for developing reasoning, creativity, values, and social skills. We created it in collaboration with Adriana Salazar, an International Chess Master and specialist in chess education.

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