Engaging heritage education activities at the Hai Phong Museum.

Heritage education activities at the Hai Phong Museum attract a large number of students who participate in experiencing and exploring history and culture in a visual and engaging way.

Students from Vo Thi Sau Secondary School experience making pottery titled "The Story of the Earth" at the Hai Phong Museum.

These days, at the Hai Phong Museum (66 Dien Bien Phu Street, Hong Bang Ward), the 2025 Heritage Education Program is taking place vibrantly with the enthusiastic participation of numerous students from schools across the city.

Numerous engaging and visually stimulating activities are continuously implemented, giving children the opportunity to learn about history and culture in a new, accessible, and lively way.

The children were excited about the new, exploratory "exercises".

The highlight of the program was the activity "I want to be an archaeologist," which attracted particular interest from the students. At the exhibition area, they listened to presentations and watched slides about the Trang Kenh archaeological site - a jewelry-making workshop dating back 3,000-3,500 years.

The exhibits, such as stone axes, chisels, drill bits, and grinding stones, help students visualize more clearly the life of ancient inhabitants in the old Hai Phong region.

The children enthusiastically participated in the "Pieces of History" playground.

The atmosphere of the program became more lively during the quiz and physical games. The teams enthusiastically participated in answering 10 questions about Trang Kenh, cheering excitedly whenever the answer board was held up.

At the "History Puzzle" playground, students run a relay race through obstacle course models to assemble a picture depicting the activities of ancient people, creating a spirit of joyful competition and teamwork.

Physical activity helps children develop good physical fitness and dexterity when selecting puzzle pieces.

One of the most anticipated activities was "The Story of the Land," where children were guided by artisans in pottery making, creating their own replicas of ancient household items. Many simple yet creative products were completed amidst the students' excited laughter.

In addition, the experience of enjoying a traditional meal with potatoes, cassava, rice cakes, sesame candy, etc., gives the children a genuine feel for traditional cuisine.

The greatest reward for the children is participating in a beneficial and meaningful activity.

The heritage education program at the Hai Phong Museum is making a significant contribution to bringing heritage closer to young people, creating an experiential learning environment, fostering a love for history, and promoting an awareness of preserving local culture. This is a practical activity that schools are actively supporting at this time.

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