As part of the Roads project, we held a creative session at the Kaposvár Community House on Saturday morning, 28 January. Creative work is relaxing, relieves stress, but also improves fine motor skills, memory, gives self-confidence and develops creativity among many other things.
Bea Farkas’ creative sessions allowed the children’s imagination to run wild, but also required their creativity. For example, when they had to find different textured surfaces in the community centre. First the youngsters had to put their favourite things on paper, then they created unique creations with crayons and watercolours. Throughout the session, everyone worked with great concentration and concentration, which resulted in beautiful works.
