"The Mysterious World of Space" (for the World Aviation and Cosmonautics Day)

Today, the District Children's Library visited the Multidisciplinary Lyceum named after G. Kursavi, where they made a big space trip together with little children. We know that space is full of mysteries and mysteries, and the more you study it, the more mysteries it presents. Young readers made a fascinating excursion into the history of human exploration of outer space, learned a lot of new and informative things about the very first cosmonauts - Yuri Gagarin, Alexei Leonov, Valentin Tereshkov; about Russian scientists and inventors - Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, who helped people get to know space better, his follower Sergei Korolev, who invented the rocket, as well as about four-legged friends-dogs Laika, Belka and Strelka, who were the first to visit space. And the highlight of the event was a meeting with charming alien aliens - a Lunian and a Martian, with whom the guys consolidated their knowledge about the planets of the solar system, solved space riddles and “flew" on a rocket.