Students in the capital city join hands to spread the culture of reading.

(Dan Tri Newspaper) - On November 27-28, the "Dreamy Color Trail" event of the Libreria Project education project was successfully held at La Thanh Primary School (Dong Da District, Hanoi) and Genesis Primary School (Nam Tu Liem District, Hanoi).

Libreria Project is a community project established in 2020 by a group of high school students in Hanoi with the mission of spreading and promoting reading culture and bridging the educational gap.

The project was implemented with the following main activities: a series of activities to promote reading culture, a fundraising fair combined with book seminars and soft skills training sessions for students.

Young people from the Libreria Project organizing committee at La Thanh Primary School (Photo: Libreria Project).

Continuing its journey of "Sowing the Seeds of Knowledge - Adding Color to Dreams" over the past five seasons, Libreria Project continues to spread the culture of reading and convey the meaning of words in its sixth season.

The program has contributed to sharing the love of books with the community and helped students in Hanoi's inner city area to interact and better understand the importance of books in their personal development journey.

The "Dream Colors" series of activities, with its mission to continue existing values ​​and explore hidden potential, aims to give children the opportunity to paint their own vibrant "colors" of ambition and dreams.

Through interactive activities and vibrant colors, Libreria delivered an engaging and informative talk for the school's students.

A dreamlike world unfolds through the book "Alice in Wonderland" and the coloring-by-numbers game featuring unique objects and animals.

The students enthusiastically responded and participated in the event's activities (Photo: Libreria Project).

In addition, the talk show program, combined with the book exchange activity, introduced students to the benefits and significance of reading through engaging games; all of this was directly planned and organized by project members, who prepared the content through discussions to ensure the event was conducted meticulously and carefully.

Nguyen Dieu Linh (11th grade, Literature major, Hanoi - Amsterdam High School for Gifted Students), Head of the Libreria project organizing committee, shared: "For us, books are both an endless source of knowledge and a companion for each child on their journey of learning and self-development."

The event aims to convey the meaning and value of books through fun, highly interactive activities that inspire students. Through this "Dreamy Colors" series of activities, Libreria Project instills a love of books and encourages reading habits.

Students were guided and assisted by members of the organizing committee to participate in the event (Photo: Libreria Project).

Le Tuan Khang, a student in class 3B at La Thanh Primary School, shared his feelings after participating in the program: "I found the event very meaningful, interesting, and beneficial."

After today's program, I'm very happy to have experienced the interactive games and also to be able to use the books I have to donate to the Libreria Book Fund, helping underprivileged children access new books."

The "Dreamy Traces" series of activities is the first pre-event marking the return of Libreria Project in its 6th season. All donated books will be used by the organizers to renovate the library of a secondary school in a mountainous area of ​​Northern Vietnam that the project will have the opportunity to visit during the main event, scheduled for April 2025.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giao-duc/hoc-sinh-thu-do-chung-tay-lan-toa-van-hoa-doc-20241128123438681.htm