Children's Workshop 'Ratoncitos en Raya' at Bailén's Baécula Municipal Library
The activity aims to foster creative leisure and learning in children by creating a board game.
By Manuel Cano Heredia
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Child's hands painting pieces for a mouse-themed tic-tac-toe game in a library setting.
The Department of Culture of the Bailén City Council has organized a children's workshop called ‘Ratoncitos en Raya’ for next Friday, September 4, at the Baécula Municipal Library.
The objective of this initiative is to offer young children a day of creative leisure, fun, and learning, where they can create their own tic-tac-toe game with a design inspired by little mice.
During the workshop, children will create the different pieces of the game, practicing their manual skills and developing their imagination. At the end, each participant will take home the game they have made.
The activity will take place at the Baécula Municipal Library in two sessions: from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM for children aged 7 to 12, and from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM for children aged 3 to 6. Places are limited and prior registration is required.
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"With ‘Ratoncitos en raya,’ we want children to be the protagonists of the entire process, from creating the pieces to playing with them."
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"These types of workshops are an opportunity for children to learn while having fun, working on aspects like concentration, coordination, and manual dexterity, while also leaving room for their imagination to give their own touch to the game."
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"One of the most beautiful aspects of this activity is that children not only participate in a craft but also take home something they created themselves that they can later enjoy with their families and friends."
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"We want to continue offering activities that spark children's curiosity and allow them to discover that creating and playing can also be a way to learn and develop new skills."
The Department of Culture thus continues to promote activities for children from the Baécula Municipal Library, creating spaces for creative leisure and offering alternatives to stimulate the imagination and skills of the youngest.
