What is the workshop about?

"In a sequel session, we become genealogists and trace origins of age old stories of how we live! We’ll also scavenge for hints in our houses through objects, look at some precious and rare archives, and recall events that changed our lives! We’ll end the session by building our own archives, by making and writing our own postcards that can actually be posted!"

What are the skills children acquire?

"Learn a new lens of looking and thinking: Be able to relate better with the events that surround life. Learn how to look for important information in stories that seem mundane. Build a knowledge base that will help you articulate your own life experiences better, thus understanding the study of ‘world culture".

What are the highlights of the session?

Children in this session will play the "object memory game", learn to make a postcard, as well as some thoughtful postcard art!

What are the key takeaways?

Children will learn and understand how to create a real, postable post card. They will also understand their genealogical roots, and how to trace their origins by observing patterns, trends of the objects around them.

How do I prepare for the session?

"Particpants who attend this session should have attended the ""Who Am I"" first session. Particpants have to be ready with answers that was asked in the last session . Please get 5 objects for a game we play during the class. It can be any object from around the house"

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