Mishmash, but according to plan
We decided to write about programs and activities that are implemented with the support of our foundation.
We have wonderful friends and partners - the center for the development and social adaptation for children and adults with mental disabilities “Space for Communication”. Our joint efforts are implementing a project of integrative programs for children and young adults with developmental disabilities.
Last Friday, Natalia Kovalenko, director of program development, became a participant in lesson for socialization group with an inclusive component for children from 6 to 8 years old.
Already from the threshold, all participants fell into the web from safe tearing threads imitating a laser maze, then listened to Kornei Chukovsky’s poem “Mishmash” and made animal figures from the poem. And at the end of the lesson, the children themselves prepared a salad with funchose. The topic of the lesson, as you might have guessed, was “Mishmash”.
“The lesson is conducted by two professional psychologists who struck me with a completely informal approach to the topic. The tasks are organized in such a way that the children have all the sensory organs involved and have a complete immersion in the subject” - said Natalia.
Between assignments, children were encouraged to create their own mishmash of safe thread. Natalia Kovalenko became a direct participant in a fun creative experiment, providing reliable support for the children imagination.
The CSS Foundation is pleased to be an accomplice and co-organizer of such informal, at the same time deep and fun activities that bring children not only obvious benefits, but also joy and happiness in the moment.
We decided to write about programs and activities that are implemented with the support of our foundation.
We have wonderful friends and partners - the center for the development and social adaptation for children and adults with mental disabilities “Space for Communication”. Our joint efforts are implementing a project of integrative programs for children and young adults with developmental disabilities.
Last Friday, Natalia Kovalenko, director of program development, became a participant in lesson for socialization group with an inclusive component for children from 6 to 8 years old.
Already from the threshold, all participants fell into the web from safe tearing threads imitating a laser maze, then listened to Kornei Chukovsky’s poem “Mishmash” and made animal figures from the poem. And at the end of the lesson, the children themselves prepared a salad with funchose. The topic of the lesson, as you might have guessed, was “Mishmash”.
“The lesson is conducted by two professional psychologists who struck me with a completely informal approach to the topic. The tasks are organized in such a way that the children have all the sensory organs involved and have a complete immersion in the subject” - said Natalia.
Between assignments, children were encouraged to create their own mishmash of safe thread. Natalia Kovalenko became a direct participant in a fun creative experiment, providing reliable support for the children imagination.
The CSS Foundation is pleased to be an accomplice and co-organizer of such informal, at the same time deep and fun activities that bring children not only obvious benefits, but also joy and happiness in the moment.
