The summer holidays made Kutaisi's World-Vision Georgia Day
Care Center very interesting for the children. The children were
mainly engaged in informal and outreach activities.
Within the framework of the transitional education program, the
CSDC organized an excursion to the Dadiani House Museum in Zugdidi.
The guide introduced the children to the story of the Dadians'
surname and palace; they liked the courtyard of the palace's
perennial plants, especially the alley of love.An excursion for children to the Kutaisi Botanical Garden was
no less interesting. Accompanied by the guide, they learned not
only the history of the establishment of the garden, but also the
origin of all the rarest plants in it. The small bamboo huts,
tables and chairs made of bamboo in the Botanical Garden were
especially endorsed.
It was especially exciting for them to visit the Museum of
Sports, and the children had the opportunity to take photos with
the jodos and bowls won by famous athletes. Some students were very
happy that after watching it on TV, they could see all this in real
life.
Children attended the performance at the Masks
Theater. At the end there was an interesting
discussion. They noted that the actors performed the roles with
exceptional skills. Finally, everyone took a memorable photo with
their favorite character.
CSDC would like to thank the administration of the
World-Vision Day Center and the Kutaisi City Hall Cultural
Department for the implementation of these events.
The children had interesting activities in the center as well.
The children said that the beginning of the movie was sad, but they
liked the ending.
The children also showed great art and exhibited their
drawings.
They did a freelance work on the subject, and it turned out
that almost all of them painted a picture of love dedicated to
parents and family. The pictures were displayed in the center with
the help of children and today they adorn the walls.
Representatives of
Transitional Program
in Education and Day Care Center Visit Vacation
Daycare Center
NGO representatives: Spectrum, RICHDOG,
Scientific-Intellectual Club "Generational Dialogue". During the
meeting with the children, the representatives of these
organizations focused on environmental protection and healthy
lifestyle. A spokesperson for the non-profit organization Spectrum
has promised juveniles to provide composting equipment in the near
future, after which children will be able to access food waste with
a rich source of useful substances. This will give children the
opportunity to protect the environment from contamination and
unnecessary waste, while using composting materials in the daycare
yard, garden or vegetable garden.
On September 8 of this year, the representative of the
Scientific-Intellectual Club "Generational Dialogue" planned a
rally on environmental protection. The event will be organized with
the active involvement of day center children, who have produced
their own information brochures. .
The transitional education program is implemented with the
support of the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of
Georgia (CSDC).
Article author: Nino Chitishvili
