A new game to encourage young people to explore the history of the Balearic Islands.
Archaeologist Raquel Barceló was the creator of this game presented in Selva
PalmArchaeologist Raquel Barceló presented her new game this Saturday in Selva. Play and Heritage - Archaeological Toy LibraryThis innovative educational leisure project aims to "stimulate" children and young people to research and learn about the history of the Balearic Islands "in a fun and interactive way."
The game was presented during a session that began in the morning and lasted all day. The children were able to learn firsthand about archaeological work and the importance of discoveries in finding new elements of the history of the Balearic Islands.
The young people were able to enjoy this new game at the CEIP Es Putxet, where the study of the Fortified Hill of Cristo Rey has been integrated this year. This Talayotic area, acquired this year by the Selva City Council with a grant from the Heritage Department of the Consell de Mallorca, is a perfect example of the heritage that children will be able to explore through play.
The toy library is not only an educational resource, but also a tool for learning through play, fostering interest in history and cultural heritage among younger generations.