Summary
- the Almoradí City Council launches the “Amar Almoradí” sticker album for students.
- Students can collect stickers by borrowing books from the Municipal Library.
- The album features 23 stickers highlighting local history, traditions, and gastronomy.
- A new gamified route called “Almoradí Educa Play” offers educational exploration of the city.
- both initiatives aim to promote local culture and reading among youth.
Almoradí Launches Sticker Album to Promote Reading and Local Culture
Posted on december 19, 2023
The Almoradí City Council has introduced an exciting new initiative aimed at fostering a love for reading and celebrating local culture among students. Starting today, December 19, 2023, the council will distribute the “Amar Almoradí” sticker album to students who present their library reader card at the Municipal Library. This program, led by Education Councillor Susana Miralles, promises to enrich students’ understanding of their hometown while encouraging them to engage wiht books.
the “Amar Almoradí” Sticker Album
As part of this initiative, students will receive the album and can begin collecting stickers each time they borrow a book. The album includes 23 unique stickers that showcase various aspects of Almoradí, such as:
- Local History: Significant events and figures from Almoradí’s past.
- Customs and Traditions: Unique cultural practices still celebrated today.
- Iconic Landmarks: Significant sites and monuments within the city.
- Gastronomy: Customary dishes and culinary practices.
- Industry: Key economic activities that define Almoradí.
Miralles stated that the album is designed to be both engaging and educational, allowing children to explore Almoradí in a fun way, especially during the holiday season when families are eager to learn more about their community.
Gamified Learning: Almoradí Educa Play
Along with the sticker album, Almoradí is also launching a new educational experience called “Almoradí Educa Play.” This gamified route is available via the free app izi.TRAVEL and encourages families to explore the city’s rich history through two self-guided walking tours:
- Exploring Almoradí with Clown Cugatti: Tailored for younger children, this route is perfect for preschool and primary school students.
- Martina and the Exciting Journey Through Almoradí’s History: Designed for secondary and high school students, it allows older kids to delve deeper into past themes.
Families can easily access the educational content through their mobile devices,making it a convenient and engaging way to learn about Almoradí while enjoying a day out.
Conclusion
These initiatives by the almoradí city Council not only promote reading among youth but also instill a sense of pride and knowledge about their local culture. By merging education with playful exploration, the council is paving the way for future generations to appreciate and care for Almoradí more than ever.
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