Exciting entertainment programs for children on International Children's Day June 1

On the occasion of International Children's Day June 1, units in Dak Lak province have paid attention to organizing many attractive entertainment playgrounds for children such as free movie screenings, experiences in making recycled products to protect the environment, drawing to set a record for the longest painting at the "Color Festival" while simultaneously opening fun and useful summer activities in 2024.

* Opening of summer activities in 2024 with the Happy and Healthy Dak Lak Children's Festival

On the morning of June 1, the Provincial Youth Cultural House (VHHTTN) organized the Dak Lak Children's Festival and opened the summer activities of 2024. At the festival, children enjoyed dance, singing, and martial arts performances by members of clubs, teams, and specialized groups of the HVHHTTN; visited the calligraphy exhibition area; participated in teambuilding games...

Children performing martial arts

On this occasion, the Provincial Culture and Information Center presented 50 swimming floats, 10 extracurricular classes on drowning prevention, more than 100 calligraphy paintings, Go Kart tickets and more than 200 gifts to children attending the program with a total value of more than 200 million VND.

The organizers gave swimming floats to the children.

Opening ceremony of summer activities 2024

The Provincial Cultural and Youth Center has long been a destination for living, studying, playing and training for many young people with a dynamic and beneficial educational environment.

In the summer of 2024, the Provincial Culture and Youth Center will organize more than 30 types of hobby and talent classes such as badminton, chess, vocal music, modern dance... for children from 2 years old and up. Studying at the Provincial Culture and Youth Center, children will be able to participate in free extracurricular activities, exchange programs by subject group, competitions...

*Educational and experiential program for teenagers and children with the theme "Recycle with me" at Dak Lak Museum

On the morning of June 1, Dak Lak Museum organized an educational and experiential program for teenagers and children with the theme "Recycle with me" with many exciting and attractive activities, which is an opportunity for children to unleash their creativity, practice their intelligence, be bold in front of a crowd, be aware of environmental protection, and especially bring home beautiful recycled works created by their own hands.

Children draw recycled pictures to protect the environment at Dak Lak Museum

In addition, children visited the permanent exhibition space "Biodiversity" of Dak Lak Museum, providing basic knowledge about natural conditions, potential, strengths and environmental status of Dak Lak province; participated in physical games;

Children participate in decorating recycled flower pots and planting trees.

Dak Lak Museum said that through the activity of creating a space to explore the nature of Dak Lak province and useful experiences, it aims to promote proactiveness, creativity, logical thinking and awareness of environmental protection for visitors, especially children and teenagers. Raise children's awareness of environmental protection by reusing raw materials from plastic and waste into useful items.

*Colorful festival on the street at Buon Ma Thuot Coffee Book Street

According to the Organizing Committee, taking place over 2 days, the “Color Festival” program attracted hundreds of children to experience every day. Thereby contributing to creating a useful playground for children to exchange, learn and develop language skills, express artistic creativity and develop soft skills.

The children participated in many exciting activities such as: "Good Story Telling Contest"; fingerprint painting creation; Record hand painting; super colorful Donut decoration; 3D printing art performance; Stem model racing experience, artistic dancing...

Children participated in the "Children Tell Good Stories" Contest

In particular, students from the MC Club of Hoang Viet School actively participated in the “Good Storytellers” Contest. The judges evaluated the students based on their voice quality, presentation style and creativity and awarded them attractive gifts and certificates of participation in the contest.