L'ours, le moustique et le poisson

L'ours, le moustique et le poisson

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Ce dimanche débutait le programme Trickster@MTL avec de nombreuses activités encadrées par des professionnels.

 

 

Jeu "L'ours, le moustique et le poisson" avec Maxime - (c) Mario Dufour

 

 

 

Cette grande première rassemblait une dizaine d'enfants âgés de 7 à 14 ans, ainsi que quelques parents venus assister aux activités.

 

 

 

Lucy et Jasmyne participent aux activités du matin avec Maxime (c) Mario Dufour

 

 

 

La matinée était consacrée à des jeux pour mettre en confiance les enfants et leur permettre de créer un esprit de groupe. Une vraie cohésion d'équipe qui présage de beaux moments pour les prochains dimanches !

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Atelier théâtre - (c) Alexandra Pronovost

 

 

 

L'après-midi, c'est Pierre-Paul Savoie qui prend les rênes de l'atelier théâtre ! Afin de préparer le spectacle de fin de programme, les enfants ont pu découvrir la notion de personnage : Comment se mettre dans la peau d'un personnage ? Comment jouer une émotion (tristesse, rire,..) ?
 
Au moment de partir les enfants étaient très enthousiastes et impatients de revenir dimanche prochain pour poursuivre les ateliers !
 
Retrouvez toutes les photos de cette journée ici
 
Il n'est pas trop tard pour inscrire vos enfants, ou venir assister aux ateliers pour être convaincus: des places sont encore disponibles !

 

 

Plus d'infos? Pour les jeunes Autochtones, Métis et Inuit de 8 à 14 ans Participation gratuite. Tous les jeunes sont les bienvenus! Les lunchs et collations sont fournis. Tous les dimanches de 10h à 16h30, du 28 octobre au 16 décembre Au Centre d'Amitié Autochtone de Montréal - 2001 St Laurent, Montréal. Le Centre sera pour l'occasion entièrement réservé aux activités du programme. Formulaire d'inscription en ligne: exeko.org/trickster/register - ou par téléphone au 514.528.9706.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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