Past & Future Objects at the museum

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Familior in collaboration with the Children’s Museum of Athens offers children the opportunity to get in touch with activities associated with everyday life. The aim of the educational programs is to help children discover the surrounding technological and natural world through activities that are related with the change of time and place in the Greek environment.

“Past & Future Objects at the museum“ is an educational program especially designed for children 4 to 6 years old. How would an old phone feel if it was chatting with a mobile smart phone? What a 19th century iron would say if he met a steamer? Old-age objects that have changed or no longer exist, talk to their corresponding contemporary ones. We use objects of the old age, we identify similarities and differences with modern ones and we learn by ... playing.

After the end of the educational program, children will be able to play freely in the surrounding area of the museum and have a small picnic.

Inclusions / Exclusions

A 3 hour experiential activity including:

A fun and knowledgeable certified educator for children
A fun and knowledgeable specially trained museum educator of the Hellenic Children Museum
Educational program in English
All material needed for the realization of the experience
A small group activity
Entrance fees to the museum
Snacks and refreshments
Liability insurance
All taxes

Exclusions

Hotel pick-up
Hotel drop-off
Personal expenses

Agenda

	Congregation of participants at the meeting point. Checking participations.You will easily recognize our colleague from the T-Shirt with our company-logo, while she will be wearing her Name-ID-Badge, also with our logo on it. Our colleague will be holding a Welcome-Flag.
	Fun Educational activities at the Hellenic Children Museum
	Free play at the exhibition area of the museum.
	Small picnic and free play at the surrounding area of the Hellenic Children Museum.
	End of the educational program. Delivering children to their escorts. Farewell.

What you need

A bottle of water
A hat for sun protection
Sunscreen for sun protection
Make sure children have eaten something light

Pricing

60
per person

Meeting Point

09:50 o clock at the Hellenic children’s museum.

Educational Benefits

Enhances Pride & Accomplishment

Children learn to derive a sense of personal accomplishment from finishing a project. The take home projects at the end of an activity are treasures to be cherished!

Multi-Sensor approach Learning

Learning through multi-sensor education involves the use of visual, acoustic and kinesthetic method at the same time, in order to help children understand the surrounding world.

Improves Problem Solving Skills

Learning the processes of analysis, designing actions and then implementing them is a high-level cognitive venture that psychologists call problem solving. Children are satisfied with as manufacturers and not as users, since they are significantly reinforced by self-confidence.

Cultivates Team Spirit

Many projects are based on the cooperation and interaction of individuals and groups and on the promotion of thinking through cognitive and socio-knowledge conflicts. Moreover, by exploring the environment children can cultivate communication and verbal expression of ideas.

Improves Child Confidence

Outdoor activities are fun and engaging. At the end of an activity, children feel pleased with themselves. They gain confidence in their ability as problem solvers and feel willing to try other challenging activities.

Developed Skills

Speech & Language

Physical

Cognitive

Social

Emotional