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In the Krasnopodolsk library celebrated the Day of bread

In the Krasnopodolsk library held an event “Glory to bread on the table”, timed to the Day of bread

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In the Krasnopodolsk library celebrated the Day of bread

The Krasnopodolsk library hosted an event "Glory to bread on the table", timed to the Day of Bread. The librarian told the children about the history of bread, traditions and how much work it takes to make it appear on the table.

At the exhibition, children saw different products - cakes, rams, buns - and learned how they differ and where these recipes came from. For the participants, a tasting of bread products was held to not only see, but also feel how different and tasty bread is.

The children actively participated: answered questions, shared family traditions, and in the end together made “bread rules” – how to treat bread with care. The meeting turned out to be cozy and warm at home, and most importantly, the children left with an important understanding of the value of bread.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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