Cultural and Recreational Event for Children of King Abdullah II Endowment
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The Directorate of Culture in Balqa Governorate, in cooperation with the Salt Cultural Forum, organized a cultural, educational, and recreational event for children of the King Abdullah II Endowment in Salt, with the participation of a number of children from the local community. The event included a diverse program of cultural, interactive, and recreational activities, starting with a storytelling session presented by Jeihan Tayem, which featured stories from the Prophet Muhammad's life, aiming to introduce children to milestones in the life of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, and to instill noble moral and humanitarian values derived from his honorable life, in a simplified narrative style suitable for their ages.
The event also included a painting and coloring workshop presented by Khoula Al-Awa'id, during which the children were introduced to the flag of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and its national meanings, and they had the opportunity to express their national feelings and showcase their artistic and creative talents, in an interactive atmosphere that reinforced the values of belonging and pride in the homeland.
The program included storytelling segments, recreational activities, and group games that contributed to bringing joy and happiness to the children's hearts, and to enhancing the spirit of participation, cooperation, and positive interaction among them.
Islam Maher presented a series of traditional folk games that were well-received by the children and their interaction, and provided them with an opportunity to learn about a part of the Jordanian folk heritage in an atmosphere filled with fun and joy.
This event is part of the programs of the Directorate of Culture in Balqa Governorate aimed at expanding the scope of cultural activities directed at children, providing an environment that encourages creativity and learning, developing their abilities and skills, and instilling national, religious, and humanitarian values in their hearts, in addition to strengthening partnerships with cultural bodies and local community institutions, which contributes to building an aware and creative generation and enhancing the presence of culture in the lives of children and society.
