We have created activities and materials for children with intellectual impairments and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in association with the María Auxiliadora Special Education Centre in order to make education and learning about the environment and recycling accessible to everyone. 
 
See what you can do together! 

We have been integrating recycling into classroom life for more than 20 years, but this time we decided to take it a step further. Through Naturaliza, we hope to support the inclusion of environmental education and improve students' interaction with nature in all schools. 
 
Now, the initiative has been created so that all instructors may get specialised training and have the materials they need to use in their courses, rather than only focusing on kids and teenagers. 

You will find a variety of materials below that may be used to create an educational atmosphere for students, allowing them to learn and grow while they are in school. 
 
Pictograms are crucial in this regard since they help people grasp the signals they get on a daily basis and help them develop linguistic and cognitive abilities like memory, anticipation, spatial-temporal organisation, idea acquisition, abstraction ability, etc. 
 
Pictograms are understood visually, making them clear and timeless so that any youngster may always access the information.