The Community of Madrid celebrates the April 23, 2013 the eighth edition of The night of the books. It is a great reading party that serves as an excuse to celebrate International Book Day and pay homage to the classic and universal authors. And one of the places where this party can be held is The Lope de Vega House Museum that proposes a visit-workshop for adults and the elderly. And no, apparently it is not prepared for children although posting it on a site like Peques and Más makes sense.
And is that the workshop is designed so that attendees, mainly older with skills and desire to have fun, learn to make pop up books, that is, those that unfold creating a three-dimensional volume. And it is that for children that their parents or grandparents can make this type of creations can help, much, to encourage manual skills among children and also the promotion of reading, writing and the development of creativity.
In the workshop and the visit to the House of Lope de Vega, the elders can learn to fold, to build 3D books, to personalize their books of poems and especially to make their children happy because when they bring their creations to the children They will love to discover the skills of their elders.
The schedule of the workshops is at 10:00 and 12:30 on April 23, 2013. It is a free activity for the elderly that takes place at the Lope de Vega House Museum in Madrid and can be contacted for Know the availability of places.
When the grandparents go to look for their grandchildren at school, there are many who do it, and tell them everything the little ones have learned, they will open their eyes like dishes and they will want to know and learn all the tricks and skills that they have count. It is a great excuse to take advantage that they teach the little ones the great works of these great authors. I especially recommend many poems by Lope de Vega and Quevedo who when they lived for the Madrid of the Golden Age rivaled in verses creating immortal works and that will fascinate children.
