Animated tour of the museum - Cycle 2 CE
Accompanied by a guide, children will listen to the story told by the objects on display, and become privileged witnesses to the daily lives of these first mountain dwellers 5,500 years ago.
Description
It's more of a question-and-answer session than a visit. With Jean Ducaillou, the Museum's fictional archaeologist, the child becomes an active participant in his or her discovery, learning the rudiments of the scientific approach: observation, description and hypothesis generation. But the imaginary is still present, as the handling of real ceramic shards allows them to imagine themselves as prehistoric pottery craftsmen making their vases.
Learning objectives: Observe, understand, imagine, experiment
- Observe: everyday objects that have survived the passage of time.
- Understand: make the link between the object and its function, and the evolution of techniques. The rudiments of the scientific approach
- Imagining: The way of life of the Balmes cave dwellers
- Experiment: Handling objects and fragile artifacts.
Activities
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Archeological digs
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Ceramics
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Pottery
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History
Additional welcome
1 class per half-group (consult us for organization)
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Session duration: 75 min
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Minimum age: 7 years
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Maximum age: 9 years
Rates
Group rate available for > 5 people.
Opening period
All year round, daily.
Spoken languages
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French
Location
Animals
Pets allowed : No