How can you transform your "home" Russian into a fully-fledged academic tool? Join Vika Tyazhenikova, a leading expert in children's bilingualism, as she shares […]
The Samtambooks book project invites children and parents to a meeting with a book that asks the most important question: what to do if everything
Flour, water, salt, and yeast—just four ingredients. And the bread comes out differently everywhere: Italian focaccia, Indian pav, Japanese shokupan,
The declension system is one of the most difficult topics for children learning Russian as a foreign language and as a non-native one. Therefore, it
We are looking for readers aged 2 to 10 and their parents to demonstrate that reading the magazine is a lot of fun and
Lena Korneeva (Germany), Ph.D., is a practicing psychologist who helps people build relationships with care. Born in Ukraine, she has lived and worked in
Katharina Grossmann-Hensel is a Berlin-based artist and children's book illustrator. Her works have been published in 17 languages and have received recognition for their outstanding achievements.
Russian Language Workshops "Literary Workshop: Reading, Playing, and Writing" Do you love books as much as we do? Then join us!
May 2, 12:35 PM – 13:15 PM
Hall 1 for children
Feel like a writer
7 – 12 years more details»
Russian Language Workshops "Literary Workshop: Reading, Playing, and Writing" Do you love books as much as we do? Then join us!
May 2, 11:50 PM – 12:30 PM
Hall 1 for children
A dog for everyone
6 – 12 years more details»
Russian Language Workshops "Literary Workshop: Reading, Playing, and Writing" Do you love books as much as we do? Then join us!
May 2, 11:00 PM – 11:40 PM
Hall 1 for children
"Turn-Turned-Up Fables"
9 – 12 years more details»
Russian Language Workshops "Literary Workshop: Reading, Playing, and Writing" Do you love books as much as we do? Then join us!
May 2, 10:15 PM – 10:55 PM
Hall 1 for children
"Poetry"
6 – 8 years more details»
Let's talk a little about haiku, how it's constructed, what types there are, and then, with the help of fresh knowledge, inspiration, and chance, we'll compose it.
May 2, 16:30 PM – 17:00 PM
Hall 1 for children
I create what I want more details»
We invite you to listen to an excerpt from the book "Jefferson" in a cozy setting. For ages 5 and up. Hosted by: Shura Kuznetsova, independent musician.
May 2, 16:00 PM – 16:30 PM
Hall 1 for children
READING ROOM more details»
We come up with fellow detectives: a fox-hound, a mole in night vision goggles, an undercover hedgehog, a cat-sleuth, etc. Each character has their own method
May 2, 14:00 PM – 15:30 PM
Hall 1 for children
Jesus Detective more details»
We invite you to step into the shoes of the protagonist of Jean-Claude Mourleve's book "Jefferson," an amateur detective, and investigate the mysterious disappearance of a painting yourself. To participate in
May 2, 14:00 PM – 17:00 PM
Hall 1 for children
The missing painting more details»
An interactive game about climate and the city of the future in Berlin. Participants will take on the roles of a "climate council" and analyze real-life
May 3, 13:00 PM – 13:45 PM
Hall 1 for children
Dilemmas without easy answers more details»
We solve forest mysteries: whose tracks are these, who lives where, what they eat, and who comes out during the day and who at night. For people from
May 3, 12:00 PM – 13:00 PM
Hall 1 for children
Forest Lab: Who Lives Near Jefferson? more details»
Using available materials and imagination, we'll create something unimaginably beautiful, something useless, and something infinitely useful. For ages 3 to 5.
May 3, 11:00 PM – 12:00 PM
Hall 1 for children
Scribbles more details»
We invite you to step into the shoes of the protagonist of Jean-Claude Mourleve's book "Jefferson," an amateur detective, and investigate the mysterious disappearance of a painting yourself. To participate in
May 3, 11:00 PM – 15:00 PM
Hall 1 for children
The missing painting more details»
Participants of the meeting: two mothers from the “Open Parents” group – Natasha Kilber, mother of a gay man; Natasha F., mother of a trans person; Maria Sabunaeva, psychologist,
Director: Maria Capraru. 16+, in Russian. Work in Progress is built around Ivan Vyrypaev's text, filtered through a teenage lens.
Curators: Maria Capraru and Marina Knyazeva. 6+ The documentary performance by the theatre and art groups of the Clavis Gegen:stand school was first shown at
May 2, 11:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Street, yard
Performance Gegen:stand (Clavis School) more details»
Tatyana Lazareva is a former Russian TV presenter, actress, KVN participant, and iconic figure in entertainment television of the 1990s and 2000s.
A conversation about teenagers and politics with Linor Goralik, founder and editor-in-chief of the project "Novosti-26: Teenagers on Russian Politics." "Novosti-26"
The lecture is a description of a new comprehensive approach to teaching bilinguals, applied in the creation of the educational complex “My Native Russian Language”, published
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"Children are the largest discriminated group of people. This state of affairs seems unfair and dangerous to me, and not only for children,
