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VČELA A BOUREC V MUZEU – doprovodný program k výstavě Bzukot školních zahrad.
Bee and Bourec in the museum - accompanying program for the exhibition Bzukot School Gardens.
Event by: Národní pedagogické muzeum J. A. Komenského
Location: Valdštejnská 161/20, Valdštejnská 20, Praha 1
Talks & discussions, For children
About event
At 11 o'clock the breeding of mulberry is unique and a unique historical publication will be presented.
At 2 pm the ecodivator begins
"How the Bear learned beekeeping" It is followed by a workshop with honey tasting and playing pollen, which will allow participants to get into the role of bee. The length of the performance 30 minutes, the length of the program 60 - 90 minutes.
There will also be all interactive elements of the exhibition, honeycomb in human size, wood sampler, underground world with dachshunds, grain crates and vegetable flower bed on the wall.
"The introduction of how easy and dirty the silk work takes place" (1781) was relatively widespread in schools in the 188th century, but only one known copy has been preserved to this day.
The unique press is part of the famous Strahov Library, which lent it to the exhibition Bzukot School Gardens. Visitors can see a unique publication from Saturday 17th. 5. The discussion will be followed by the projection of instructional films on the breeding of the 40th year of the 20th century, which is also a unique monument for this more or less forgotten chapter from the history of Czech education.
Wallenstein 20, Prague 1, Malá Strana.
Admission CZK 90, Family 200 CZK.
At 2 pm the ecodivator begins
"How the Bear learned beekeeping" It is followed by a workshop with honey tasting and playing pollen, which will allow participants to get into the role of bee. The length of the performance 30 minutes, the length of the program 60 - 90 minutes.
There will also be all interactive elements of the exhibition, honeycomb in human size, wood sampler, underground world with dachshunds, grain crates and vegetable flower bed on the wall.
"The introduction of how easy and dirty the silk work takes place" (1781) was relatively widespread in schools in the 188th century, but only one known copy has been preserved to this day.
The unique press is part of the famous Strahov Library, which lent it to the exhibition Bzukot School Gardens. Visitors can see a unique publication from Saturday 17th. 5. The discussion will be followed by the projection of instructional films on the breeding of the 40th year of the 20th century, which is also a unique monument for this more or less forgotten chapter from the history of Czech education.
Wallenstein 20, Prague 1, Malá Strana.
Admission CZK 90, Family 200 CZK.