As part of the KuBiK program("Kulturelle Bildung in Kindertageseinrichtungen"), five colourful, imaginative booths were created together with the children from the 144th elementary school in Dresden. The children designed, sawed, hammered and built them together with great enthusiasm, creativity and craftsmanship.
They were supported not only by dedicated teachers, but also by materials from Zündstoffe Materialvermittlung, which provides sustainable and creative materials. In this way, very special works of art were created from supposedly leftover material - each one as unique and colorful as the children themselves.
The resulting booths now invite children to play, linger and marvel - a visible result of cultural education in everyday life.
And the best thing is: it continues! More workshops will follow in September as part of the KuBiK program. We are already looking forward to new ideas, creative processes and exciting results!
After-school care center of the 144th elementary school Dresden
