An interesting and useful day at Thăng Long Imperial Citadel for students of Vietnam – Cuba Primary School
Students of the Vietnam-Cuba Primary School have taken part in the heritage education programme titled “Little Archaeologists” at Thăng Long World Heritage Site. This has been a really new, useful and appealing experience for them at weekends.
To register for the programme, please contact:
- Guide and Interpretation Division (Phòng Hướng dẫn Thuyết minh)
- Phone number: 04.3.7345427
- Email: emlamnhakhaoco.httl@gmail.com
Students of Class 5B listening attentively as they were being introduced to the history of Thăng Long – Hà Nội and archaeological vestiges.
After the site visit, they had a chance to watch a short documentary about Thăng Long Imperial Citadel and the work of an archaeologist.
Students taking part in a quiz game called “Looking for the treasures in Thăng Long Palaces” and winning a victory flag.
Students looking for replicas of treasures of Thăng Long Palaces at a simulated archaeological pit.
Experiencing the work of an archaeologist through team work: drawing the artifacts, rubbing the motifs on artifacts, and doing jigsaws.
Work that requires meticulousness, dexterity, patience and creativity
The joy of getting things done together
A completed work by “Creativity” group.
Students of the “Patience” group with smiling faces after completing their work.
Minh Anh from Class 4B speaking on behalf of the children to thank the Management Board of Thăng Long Imperial Citadel for giving them a useful playing field.
Little students being awarded certificates of participation in the “I’m an archaeologist” programme.
A happy group photos for the “little archaeologists”.
Kim Yến
Thăng Long – Hà Nội Heritage Conservation Centre
