Agenda Municipal / Educational activities Rosa Meira, the Engineer
Until 28 Apr
BMCCB programme: SDGs - Together we change the world
Wednesdays 06, 13, 20 and 27 - 10h15 and/or 14h30 | Temporary Library/Civic Centre
Target Public: pre-school and 1st cycle students | Sessions scheduled according to availability, at least 15 days in advance
Tuesday to Thursday - 10h15 and/or 14h30 | Poles of the Municipal Library
Target public: pre-school and 1st cycle students | Sessions according to agenda availability, at least 15 days in advance | Riba de Ave (252 981 620), Ribeirão (252 494 107), Joane (252 993 757), Lousado (252 492 983) and Pousada de Saramagos (252 992 045)
What for some is rubbish, for little Rosa Meira is a source of inspiration! But it's only when she's alone in the attic, at night, that the shy girl allows herself to give wings to her imagination. It's then that she builds the most incredible contraptions, such as a pair of balloon trousers, an anti snake hat or a flying contraption! All truly amazing creations, which, however, she does not show to anyone for fear of failure and being laughed at. Until she receives a providential visit from her great-aunt Rosa, who makes her realise that there is no greater failure than giving up on our projects for fear of exposing ourselves.
Wednesdays 06, 13, 20 and 27 - 10h15 and/or 14h30 | Temporary Library/Civic Centre
Target Public: pre-school and 1st cycle students | Sessions scheduled according to availability, at least 15 days in advance
Tuesday to Thursday - 10h15 and/or 14h30 | Poles of the Municipal Library
Target public: pre-school and 1st cycle students | Sessions according to agenda availability, at least 15 days in advance | Riba de Ave (252 981 620), Ribeirão (252 494 107), Joane (252 993 757), Lousado (252 492 983) and Pousada de Saramagos (252 992 045)
What for some is rubbish, for little Rosa Meira is a source of inspiration! But it's only when she's alone in the attic, at night, that the shy girl allows herself to give wings to her imagination. It's then that she builds the most incredible contraptions, such as a pair of balloon trousers, an anti snake hat or a flying contraption! All truly amazing creations, which, however, she does not show to anyone for fear of failure and being laughed at. Until she receives a providential visit from her great-aunt Rosa, who makes her realise that there is no greater failure than giving up on our projects for fear of exposing ourselves.
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