Training soft skills for children through experiential activities

The "Little Merchant" activity has 16 booths organized by children.

The “Summer Fair” program has many interesting and educational activities, training and developing soft skills for children. Notably, the “Little Merchant” activity with the participation of 16 booths selling or exchanging items: school supplies, toys, books, storybooks, food...

With this activity, children can experience and do everything themselves from decorating stalls, advertising, selling or exchanging products with other friends; organizing promotional programs, taking care of customers... with the support of their parents.

Children's "Gummy Candy Shop" booth at the program.

Participating in the fair with the booth “Gummy Candy Shop”, Truong Dai Phong, a student of Nguyen Hue Secondary School, said that the booth was created with the joint efforts of 6 children. The children made different types of gummy candy by hand under the guidance of their parents and learned how to display, advertise and sell the products.

“We are very happy to be able to create a booth together and practice selling like adults. Through this activity, I also learned many skills and gained confidence in communicating with people,” Phong shared.

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Ms. Hoang Thi Lan Anh, a resident of Son Tra ward, shared: “This is a very meaningful activity, helping children both play and learn. Here, children not only have the opportunity to interact and play, but also learn many soft skills necessary in life. In addition, through making and selling products, children can understand the meaning of labor and appreciate the things that serve life.”

Children are free to exchange and buy products at the fair.

In addition to the "Little Merchant" activity, within the framework of the "Summer Fair" program, children can also participate in workshops such as: coffee making, lantern making, crocheting, handmade cakes and binks painting.

Children experience making handmade cakes.

Ms. Phan Thi Quynh Nga, an officer of the Department of Education and Communication, Da Nang Museum, said that the "Summer Fair" program attracted nearly 300 children to register to participate in the activities.

This is also the highlight program in the series of activities "Listen to the cicadas - enjoy the summer at the museum" taking place throughout the summer at the Da Nang Museum, organized with the aim of creating a useful and meaningful playground, contributing to educating and encouraging children before entering the new school year.