Kaluga kuklaki and a house made of mini-bricks: workshops on December 30
Interactive programs of the RUSSIA EXPO invite you to make your own author's doll, which you can take home as a souvenir, and try your hand at being construction workers.
Kaluga kuklaki
Pavilion No. 75. December 30, 11:00 - 12:00
Workshop on creation of traditional textile dolls.
Participants of the masterclass will learn about the history and peculiarities of Kaluga textile dolls, as well as the methods of making them.
The Three Little Pigs - interactive for the youngest children and their parents
Pavilion No. 15. 11:00 - 12:00 During the game even the youngest participants will be able to try on the role of piglet builders and build houses from natural materials. But the wolf is not idling around - and will test the durability of the buildings! During the game the children will get acquainted with unusual materials that are used in the construction of houses and will answer fascinating quiz questions. Participants will watch a video about unusual use of different materials for housing construction, take a quiz on building materials, and assemble houses for three piglets. Guests of the fastest team will be awarded with sweet prizes.
At the end of the event all children will be given pocket calendars for 2024 with a link to the photo report of the event.
Building a house from mini-bricks
Pavilion No. 59. 13:00 - 14:00At this workshop children will be able to try themselves as builders and build one of many objects during the game.
Here the children can try themselves in a new activity, learn more about how houses are built and build one of the many objects: a house, a brick oven with a large pipe, a well or a fireplace. The young craftsmen will take all the creations home with them!
Small bricks will be used for construction - these materials are created for little builders from safe adhesives.
Age limit: 7-13 years old. Registration is required
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