The contest
The main theme of the competition was life on a farm. The children were invited to explore and represent in their drawing, which had to be done collectively, what life on a farm means to them.
The children had to choose a category among the most representative aspects of farm life, such as animals, plants, agricultural activities, or any other related aspect, and based on their imagination, create a small work of art. The drawings had to be original, and the children could get creative using different materials, such as coloured pencils, markers, watercolours, or any other drawing material, even recycled ones.
The winning class was identified for each category, and they were rewarded with a visit to "Su Bistentu", an educational farm.
The main theme of the competition was life on a farm. The children were invited to explore and represent in their drawing, which had to be done collectively, what life on a farm means to them.
The children had to choose a category among the most representative aspects of farm life, such as animals, plants, agricultural activities, or any other related aspect, and based on their imagination, create a small work of art. The drawings had to be original, and the children could get creative using different materials, such as coloured pencils, markers, watercolours, or any other drawing material, even recycled ones.
The winning class was identified for each category, and they were rewarded with a visit to "Su Bistentu", an educational farm.
At the farm
At "Su Bistentu," the students experienced a unique educational experience, coming into direct contact with nature and learning more about agricultural life.
They had the chance to take part in multiple activities, specifically designed for them, such as visiting the ethnographic museum to learn about the occupations "of yesteryear", interacting with animals, a visit to a vegetable garden and orchards, feeding animals, collecting eggs, or visiting a cheese workshop.
Supported by their teachers, students were able to choose their favourite activity.
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