Creative children's animation for Generali Versicherung in NRW
Generali Insurance
Leo-Kinderevents organizes the group’s children’s days every year
We have been running children's days for the Generali Group throughout North Rhine-Westphalia since 2014 - at two locations in Cologne and Aachen. Between 70 and 110 children take part in these colorful, fun days and experience various children's animation workshops on a specific topic.
As part of the Generali Children's Days, parents are allowed to bring their children to work. Each of these children's days has a specific theme. The children are first introduced to the theme in the morning, then divided into groups and then take part in various workshops on the main theme throughout the day as part of the children's entertainment.
The Generali Group 's claim for Leo children's events is that every year we put together a new, fresh activity for children's entertainment that is suitable for children between the ages of 3 and 12, is fun for girls and boys alike, is educationally valuable and can be carried out in the office.
An excerpt from the previous children's animation programs in NRW
Career Day
The careers day started with the children making briefcases in the morning and then immersing themselves in various professions. Here the children took on the roles of scientists, bakers, carpenters, T-shirt designers and many more.
Rockstar training
At the music day with the motto Rockstar Training, the kids can build their own instruments,
making cool rock star glasses and microphones and much more. At the end, we made music together with the musician Henning Neuser.
sorcery
On the big magic day, the children made magic wands and capes, learned magic tricks and took part in the big magic quiz. At the end, the children's magician Marita Magie performed and the children were able to amaze their parents with their own magic tricks.
First Aid Day
One day was all about first aid. As part of the children's entertainment, the children learned how to properly make an emergency call, made first aid kits, learned about their bodies and mixed their own healing ointment. At the end they met fireman and first aid trainer Sebastian Grob, who gave the older children a first aid course, while the younger children made hospital beds for the dolls and teddy bears they had brought with them.
Agents
To be a secret agent for once: The dream came true for the children at the Generali locations in Cologne, Aachen and XY in NRW. In the style of an escape room, they spent the whole day collecting clues that they could use to open a box at the end of the day. There was an agent breakfast to mix yourself, sensory and skill tests and the kids learned everything about a promising secret code and camouflage.
