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The art of recycling

Children and young people with or without disability become co-creators to discover all that unites them

Dates

Prices

Free Admission

Location

Athens

Time & Date

Day
Time
Venue
Day
Monday - Friday
Time
11:00-13:00
Venue
Kindergartens and primary schools

Information

Cost

Free admission

Application and selection:
Apply at education@onassis.org, no later than 15 October 2018

Replies to be sent out by 1 November 2018

Addressed to

Kindergarten and primary school children

Can a seemingly useless object get a new lease of life? Sometimes, original ideas are born when one doesn’t take anything for granted, when one looks beyond what seems obvious.

Photo: Nikos Papaggelis

Who says that the life of a carton box ends when it’s emptied? What if it could be turned into a puppet? A young person with mental disability, together with two expert pedagogists from the ALMA association (Pan-Hellenic Association of Adapted Activities), guides us through a creative journey where all that we took for granted is set aside and imagination takes the upper hand.

We handle recyclable materials and look at them with fresh eyes, creating unexpected constructions and realising how important it is for recycling to become part of our daily lives.

Above all, we discover all that unites us, whether we are disabled or not; it’s the love of life and all that surrounds it.

Credits

  • Specialist educator

    Katerina Giannakopoulou

  • Two expert pedagogists

    that accompany and assist the adult with mild mental disability who takes an active part in the activities of the workshop

  • In collaboration with

    ΑΛΜΑ – Pan-Hellenic Association of Adapted Activities

In collaboration with