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Orientajunior – 30 Maggio 2023

Mag 30, 2023 | Antropologia e storia, News, Technology and Future, Università degli Studi di Messina

Progetto di Orientamento per le scuole primarie di primo grado


Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche e Giuridiche – Università degli Studi di Messina

Il 30 maggio 2023, presso l’Aula Campagna del Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche e Giuridiche dell’Università degli Studi di Messina, si è svolto il quarto incontro della rassegna Orientajunior, organizzata da Maria Francesca Tommasini e rivolta ai bambini della scuola primaria di primo grado, e svolta quest’anno in collaborazione con il progetto MEDNIGHT – La notte mediterranea delle Ricercatrici.
Durante questo secondo incontro, 120 alunni dell’Istituto Drago – Principe di Piemonte, accompagnati dall’insegnante Alessandro Fazio, hanno ascoltato la lettura del racconto “il problema del faraone”, contenuto nel volume “Racconti della MEDNIGHT”.
In seguito Enza Pelleriti li ha coinvolti in un laboratorio tematico dal titolo “La storia di Messina attraverso le iscrizioni dei ricordi sui monumenti e sui muri della città”.
Dopo la merenda, svolta nel giardino del Dipartimento, i bambini hanno effettuato una visita guidata alle mostre allestite nelle aule Borsellino, Falcone e Cingari del Dipartimento, e hanno ricevuto in regalo un libretto di giochi enigmistici, appositamente sviluppato per loro con le grafiche e i temi del progetto MEDNIGHT.