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Šilutės Fridricho Bajoraičio viešosios bibliotekos Grabupių filiale nuo gruodžio 14 dienos eksponuojama Šilutės meno mokyklos Dailės skyriaus jaunesniųjų mokinių klasės kūrybinių darbų paroda „Kalėdų džiaugsmas“. Mokinių kūriniuose žaidžia vaizdiniai, spalvos, nuotaikos. Šalia jų gera ir ramu, jie džiugina ir skatina atrasti naujas erdves. Juose nėra blogo oro. Tai yra pasaulis, kurį jie atveria ir dovanoja […]
Rugsėjo 26 dieną Šilutės Fridricho Bajoraičio viešosios bibliotekos Švėkšnos filiale vyko „Grafikos kūrimo studijos“ užsiėmimai, vykdant projektą „Kultūros edukacija „Knygos istorija: nuo rašto ištakų iki ekslibriso“, finansuotą Lietuvos kultūros tarybos ir Šilutės rajono savivaldybės. Užsiėmimus vedė Šilutės meno mokyklos mokytojas metodininkas Aurimas Liekis. Norinčių į šiuos mokymus buvo daug, ne visi pateko, nes dalyvių skaičius […]
Rugsėjo 17 dieną Šilutės Fridricho Bajoraičio viešosios bibliotekos Grabupių filiale vyko menininkės Linos Balčiauskienės tapybos darbų parodos pristatymas, dalyvaujant autorei. Parodos autorė – menininkė iš pašaukimo. Ji nuo 2010 metų dirba Žemaičių krašto etnokultūros centre kultūrinės veiklos vadybininke. 2016 m. Šiaulių universitete įgijo edukologijos magistro laipsnį bei tarpkultūrinio ugdymo ir tarpininkavimo profesinę kvalifikaciją. Vadovauja Gardamo […]
Liepos 23 d. Šilutės F. Bajoraičio viešosios bibliotekos Grabupių filiale vyko edukacinis užsiėmimas ,,Sumanusis pasaulis“, dalyvaujant jauniesiems lankytojams. Vaikai atliko įvairius eksperimentus, tokiu būdu lavino reakciją, savo pojūčius (regėjimą, lytėjimą, klausą), lavėjo akies-rankos koordinacija, mokėsi ilgiau išlaikyti dėmesį, ugdė sumanumą, kaupė naują patirtį, diskutavo. Eksperimentams tinkamos visos priemonės, svarbu atkreipti dėmesį į vaiko amžių. Galima […]
Liepos 1 d. Šilutės F. Bajoraičio viešosios bibliotekos Grabupių filiale vyko robotikos čempionatas, dalyvaujant bibliotekos jauniesiems lankytojams. Užsiėmimą vedė ir su robotų konstravimo pagrindais dalyvius supažindino Šilutės F. Bajoraičio viešosios bibliotekos vyresnysis bibliotekininkas Ovidijus Normantas. Šis užsiėmimas organizuotas įgyvendinant projektą „Jaunųjų technologų akademija“ bibliotekoje“, finansuotą Lietuvos kultūros tarybos ir Šilutės rajono savivaldybės (projekto vadovė – […]
Knygų skaitymas – vienas prasmingiausių laisvalaikio praleidimo būdų vaikams. Skaitydamas knygas jie nuolat mokosi naujų dalykų, gerėja kalbiniai įgūdžiai, didėja savivertė. Norint, kad vaikai pamėgtų knygas, labai svarbu, kad tėvai jau nuo kūdikystės vaikus pratintų prie knygų ir rodytų tinkamą pavyzdį. Šilutės F. Bajoraičio viešosios bibliotekos Grabupių filialo bibliotekininkė birželio 17 dieną skaitytojams pristatė knygų […]
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