The Civil Society Development Center (CSDC) has traditionally
provided very interesting, educational and entertaining activities
for the Center's children.
Today we would like to congratulate the children of
World-Vision's Gldani Homeless Children Center who have spent the
summer holidays no less fun than other centers.
Our program is always varied and gives children a choice. The
students read with interest the small illustrated texts, which were
accompanied by illustrations and cheerfully worked on solving the
puzzles. All of this helps to develop thinking and to logically
convey one's views. Through various cognitive exercises, the
children received new information about Georgian temples, rivers,
neighboring countries, various animals, technologies, inventions.
It was very fun to have “50 questions removed from the case” where
the children answered questions from history, geography, Georgian,
mathematics. In case of difficulties, the children did not hurt
each other.
Most kids love math. In the center, the children played a
"situation in the shop" for which various money bags were used. In
the process, the participants were assigned the role of seller and
buyer, teaching each other how to return and calculate each other
correctly. "I loved being in the salesman role, it helped me to
improve counting skills, and I can now freely report," says LR
(World-Vision's World Center for Homeless Children) at
Interview.
The activities were also competitive, with the students not
giving up on each other in the shortest possible time, among the
messy numbers, and the winner would be the one who collected more
stickers.
"All the activities were so exciting, I had a really fun
summer, and despite the heat, every day was very fun and I learned
a lot of new things," says MB from the Center in Gldani.
The transitional education program is implemented with the
support of the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of
Georgia (CSDC).
