Film still from the children's film "Wir machen einen Ye’kwana- Einbaum"
© Kuyujani Producción Audiovisual, Photo: Kuyujani Lopez
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Film still from the children's film "Wir machen einen Ye’kwana- Einbaum"
© Kuyujani Producción Audiovisual, Photo: Kuyujani Lopez
Workshop
How Children Live
Workshop for Years 1–4
Past events
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| 60 EUR |
| Please book the tour by phone at +49 30 99 211 89 89 or by email at [email protected] |
| Duration: 120 min |
| 6 years and older |
| 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade |
| German |
| 2nd Floor, 3rd floor |
| max. 20 persons |
| Belongs to: Ethnological Collections and Asian Art |
Children aged 6 and older immerse themselves in the lives of children from Papua New Guinea and Venezuela: in short, self-produced film clips, children from these regions show us how they eat, play, make jewelry and tools, and help out at home. What differences, but also similarities, can be found with the everyday lives of children in Berlin? In the second part of the workshop, hands-on activities in the museum’s exhibitions, such as a walk-in boat from the Pacific Ocean and an interactive rainforest, provide a playful introduction to the lives of children from the Amazon and the South Seas.