Drawing on walls, falling in love with Pushkin's works and making a postcard: things children can do at the RUSSIA EXPO
On Wednesday, February 7, the exposition will tell how
social projects for children work in our country. Here's interesting, useful
and fun activities that can be attended by the whole family.
WIMMELBOOK AND EXCITING CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES 6+
What child hasn't dreamed of drawing on the wall? In
the fascinating interactive space from VSK Insurance House the kids have such
an opportunity. There is a whole wall for coloring with an exciting story. You
can also draw on easels or assemble a magnetic puzzle. In general, every child
will find their favorite activity or entertainment here.
Pavilion 71, 10:00 - 21:00
CHILDREN'S WORKSHOP "ONEGIN'S LETTERS" 6+
Writer Anna Kurilina and illustrator Elena Neguliaeva
will hold an unusual lesson in literature for children: they will read
Pushkin's poems, discuss the works of the great classic, and then show the
students the writer's drafts to decipher them together. At the end of the event
all the children will be able to travel back to the XVIII century, composing
Onegin's letters.
Pavilion C1 "Family. Work. Longevity", 12:00
- 13:00
POSTCARD - FAMILY WISHES 6+
The whole family can safely participate in this
creative masterclass. Under the guidance of an experienced artist, parents and
children will be able to make beautiful postcards with kind and heartfelt
wishes as a gift for each other.
Pavilion 75, 12:30 - 14:00
HAPPY FAMILY 12+
The transformational game for the whole family will
help to analyze the most pressing problems of relationships between parents and
children. Interesting psychological tasks are waiting for participants, which
will help to better understand themselves and their close ones.
Pavilion 75, 15:30 - 17:00
BULLING. WHAT TO DO IF YOU FACE BULLYING? 12+
Bullying is a common problem that cannot be ignored. Even if you and your loved ones have not experienced it, it will be helpful to know how to stand up to bullying. The Newm and TD project will show educational videos on social problems of teenagers, and afterwards experts will talk to the audience and answer questions.
Pavilion E, 18:00 - 19:00
What makes up the "American dream", and why has its meaning changed along with America itself? The new episode of "The Nature of Values" podcast explores these questions.
The scientist was interviewed by Anastasia Maltseva from the Movement of the First and a graduate of the Young Journalists School, Semyon Nikitin.
Works by the People's Artist of the USSR and a member of the Russian Academy of Arts, Viktor Ivanov, are on display for everyone to see at the National Centre RUSSIA in the Ryazan Region.
