What do we actually mean when we talk about creativity? Being creative means creating something new that is original or useful. The pleasure of the work plays a greater role than the actual product at the end. This is exactly what we intend to do with you in April at our institute. We want to lure your creativity so that you become creative Minds.
From 21.08 to 25.08.2023 we invite German learners from our partner schools to the CREATIVE MINDS - the Workshop-Week, in our library. Together we want to find our artistic vein and have a lot of fun. Every day we offer an interactive and exciting workshop. From drawing to literature to the art of baking. There is something for everyone.
Monday, 21.08
Baking
Germany is certainly famous in particular for the art of baking. German bread, German biscuits and other delicacies are very popular all over the world. But baking is not that difficult. Try it out for yourself and take part in our workshop.
Expert: Michael Schmid (Brown Bread Bakery and Organic Food)
Tuesday, 22.08
Bull-Bull-Bully
This workshop deals with the topic of "bullying" in a playful way. Kamal Pruthi alias Kabuliwala not only reads from his translation of an award-winning children's book, but also playfully reflects on the topic with the participants and dramatises it.
Expert: Kamal Pruthi
Mittwoch, 23.08
The Jugaad-Story
Using words and pictures, participants will create 4-page picture stories on the theme of "Jugaad". This workshop will give an overview of the tricks of storytelling and character creation so that participants can create short comics themselves.
Expert: Anupam Arunachalam
Thursday, 24.08
JuniorUni - experience science creatively
The topic of science can also be explored creatively and playfully. As part of our international project JuniorUni, this workshop will take participants on an exciting journey through the scientific topics of this world.
Expert: Mehar Kumar
Friday, 25.08
My "creative" bookmark
Bookmarks are just as much a part of reading as books. In this workshop, we want to make colourful bookmarks together with the participants and learn a bit of German in a playful way.
Expert: Akshita Dhamija & Meha Kumar
Details at a glance
Who can participate?
The workshops are aimed at German learners at our partner schools in classes 7-10.
When do the workshops take place?
We offer two workshops on the same topic every day. The first workshop starts at 9:00 am, the second starts at 11:00 am.
WHERE DO THE WORKSHOPS TAKE PLACE?
All workshops take place in the library of the Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan New Delhi. The address is: 3 Kasturba Gandhi Marg, New Delhi 110001.
How can I register?
Registration can only be done by the German teachers at the schools.
For questions and comments, please contact our colleagues
shilpa.sharma@goethe.de and
matthias.duennwald@goethe.de by email at any time.
