Kids from Kazan recreated the Moscow Kremlin and Kul Sharif from eco-materials
The EcoArt Fest festival, dedicated to the sights of the peoples of the Volga region, was held in kindergarten No. 114 of the Sovetsky district of Kazan. Preschoolers, together with their parents and educators, created mock-ups of mosques, monuments and museums from recycled materials.
They used various materials at hand: cardboard, bottles, lids and paper. As a result, they managed to create bright and eco–friendly attractions: the Moscow Kremlin Tower, the monument to Salavat Yulaev from Ufa, the monument "Mother Patroness" from Cheboksary and the Kul Sharif Mosque from Kazan.
The guys proved that beauty does not require large resources, but can come from what everyone has at hand. Now the kindergarten has a corner of ecology and local history, which united the participants and helped to preserve the nature of their native republic.