The educational training "Palette of Languages" began at the Temirtau city’s Museum in honor of A. Baitursynov's birthday and the Languages Day of the People of Kazakhstan on September 3, 2026.
Through museum exhibits, including unique items such as a 19th-century Quran in Arabic, a late 19th-century Gospel in Church Slavonic, a silver Dirham coin with Arabic script, and M. Zhanabergenov's 1938 mandate and certificate in Kazakh using the Latin alphabet, participants were able to analyze the development of the language from antiquity to the present day and learn about the history of Kazakh writing, from petroglyphs and Turkic runic scripts to the modern Kazakh alphabet based on the Latin alphabet.
To demonstrate the special forms of speech used by people with disabilities, the exhibition featured books for the blind, wristwatches, alarm clocks, folding canes for the blind and visually impaired, and aids for learning Braille writing.
Tourists completed language tests and participated in interactive activities: drawing a message for the leader, uncovering the secrets of the "black box" and voicing the exhibit in three languages, writing runic and Arabic letters, learning sign language, and observing the rules of speech culture.
