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GAMES OLD SCHOOL ONCE

The civil service project called "Seniors between past, present and future", promoted by Pr.I . So. Squillace, scored another major success. In recent days, from primary schools Squillace Lido were held two events focused on the discovery of the world and the lives of grandparents. A small exhibition of objects and pictures from work, kitchen and furniture, and material collected by pupils from the four volunteers involved in the project, formed the background for stories about customs and habits of the families of the past. This phase also saw the involvement of a retired teacher Mary Zofrea with the active participation of elderly Squillace center and marina area. "Our main goal - stated the president of Prisa, the sociologist Franco Hunting - is to offer the elderly Squillace opportunities for active participation in community life.

At the same time is essential to understand the great value to the new generation of 'experience, know-how and wisdom available to the elderly. Helping children learn through fun and play is one of the most effective educational strategies. "

To this end, the project promoters have reserved a specific room for the games once.

E 'was a real sight to see hundreds of children participate enthusiastically in the individual competitions and team proposed by the organizers: games unknown by the vast majority of pupils, as the tug of war, the bell, "u strumbu", "u circhiu ", the button game, the race of the handkerchief. During the meetings, the presence of the head teacher Leo Campanella, President Hunt has made a proposal to create a permanent museum of rural culture.

The show could be the ideal space for help the younger generation to rethink the life of a time when, despite the hardships and difficulties of any kind, you could give proper value to human relationships, solidarity, respect of persons and property.

21 and 25/05/2010