On September 2–3, the Library presented the program "The Positive from Skaryna" in the framework of the Day of Belarusian Writing on the children's playground of the Festival of the Book and the Press.
The holiday in Polotsk was marked by events significant for the history of Belarus: the 500th anniversary of Belarusian book printing and the 1155th anniversary of Polotsk. The biography of Francysk Skaryna is connected with the city on the Western Dvina. The figure of the Belarusian printer was central to the holiday program "Positive from Skaryna". The program included lessons in a simple and exciting manner for children and their parents and was full of creative tasks, games, wonderful mood.
Francysk Skaryna is one of the brightest figures of Belarusian culture. Undoubtedly, he was a man full of optimism, innovation, cheerfulness, energy and positive. It’s very interesting and fascinating to learn something new about Skaryna. And participants of the lessons "Positive from Skaryna" in Polotsk experienced it!
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See also:
- Project “On a Visit to Books” in Brest
- Programme “On a Visit to Books” in Mogilev
- Programme “On a Visit to the Books” at Gomel Regional Library
- Even kids in kindergarten want to know about book culture
- "The Book Professors’ Club " – the trend of the season
- The paper wonders
- Who created Glagolitsa?
- On a visit to Skaryna
- Who go to the museum in morning time, are wise enough to do so!
- Book terms: the incomprehensible becomes easy
- Classes in the Book Museum for pupils of the Sunday school
- Project "On a Visit to the Books" at the Belarusian Agricultural Library
- The lesson at the exhibition "Francysk Skaryna and our time"
- In the footsteps of Euphrosyne of Polotsk
- Project "On a Visit to the Books" in school № 198 in Minsk
- Librarian and museum worker are not boring professions
- Project "On a Visit to the Books" in Polotsk
- Project "On a Visit to the Books" at the Presidential Library
- Lessons in the museum: topics
- Lessons in the museum
- Lessons in the Museum
- Project "On a Visit to the Books"
