The creative platform "Young Professional" opened its doors to school camps at the Temirtau Museum on June 16, 2026.

The event was a true journey into the world of creativity, folk traditions, and museum discoveries. Three themed platforms were organized for the young participants, each of which allowed them not only to have fun but also to acquire new skills, learn about cultural heritage, and express their imagination.

At the first creative platform, the children mastered useful household skills and learned how to properly lace shoes, developing dexterity and attentiveness. Inspired by the museum exhibit- a fox figurine- the children enthusiastically created vibrant origami. Of particular interest was the "museum aquarium," where young visitors could "feed" the fish.

The second platform introduced participants to the traditions of Kazakh arts and crafts. The children molded a torsyk from salt dough, trying to capture the shape of an ancient vessel. Examining an original baskur, each group created their own version of this traditional decorative item, demonstrating creativity and team spirit. Using modern technology, the children also tried their hand at design, creating colorful images of a tumar—a traditional amulet symbolizing protection and well-being—on tablets.

The third playground was filled with movement, energy, and good humor. Participants learned the basics of dance, learned a few simple moves, and participated in a fun game called "Museum Twister." Through play, the children explored museum exhibits, including a samovar, a coal iron, a saddle, and a pot. This unusual combination of play and educational activity made learning about history especially engaging.

The creative playground "Young Professional" provided the children with vivid impressions, new knowledge, and a wealth of positive emotions. The children were immersed in the museum's atmosphere, exploring their talents, learning to work in a team, and discovering the rich cultural heritage of their native land.