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Workbooks will contribute to their learning from the first years of schoolingMetropolitan Lima will receive the largest endowment, in addition to the Piura, La Libertad, Cajamarca and Lambayeque regions
As part of the Good Start of the 2026 School Year, the Ministry of Education (Minedu) distributes more than 900,000 educational materials designed for early education children in public schools throughout the country, with the aim of contributing to learning from the first years of their schooling.
These materials are aimed at 4 and 5 year old students, who will receive workbooks designed to learn through observation, playing and solving situations linked to their daily lives, both inside and outside the classroom. In total, 425,865 notebooks will be distributed for 4-year-old children and 500,519 for 5-year-old children.
The Minister of Education, Jorge Figueroa, highlighted the importance of this intervention and pointed out that Minedu has an essential role so that childrens learning is strengthened from the earliest years, providing them with materials that awaken their interest, promote their curiosity and help them understand the environment that surrounds them.
The workbooks, called Create, solve and learn, have been prepared under the competency approach of the National Basic Education Curriculum and are organized into three parts.
The first presents activities with attractive images that help children count, compare, order, recognize shapes, estimate quantities; The second includes tear-down sheets, movable letters, colors and educational coins that encourage learning through play and creation; while the last part incorporates stories and legends that students can take home to promote reading as a daily practice in families.
The activities are inspired by everyday situations, such as going to the market, playing in the park, organizing classroom materials, or by landscapes and customs from different regions of the country, which will allow children to learn about the diversity of contexts, as well as understand the usefulness of what they have learned for life.
Among the regions that will receive the largest amount of initial educational materials are Metropolitan Lima, with 177,460 materials; Piura, with 71,805; La Libertad, with 65,301; Cajamarca, with 57,199, and Lambayeque, with 38,232.
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