The Children’s Atelier is a crafts-making program held on every second Sunday of the month. After viewing the galleries, children of various ages can enjoy expressing themselves by creating their own artwork. Activities using the five senses will be organized for preschoolers. Please contact us for more information.

About 1700 years ago, small stones were used to decorate floors in Roman homes. In this class, 1st and 2nd-grade elementary students will make colorful mosaics using jewelry tiles.

From ancient times, people drew flowers. Egyptian goddesses have been portrayed holding water lilies, and small flowers bloom in paintings of Roman gardens. Elementary students in the 3rd and 4th grade will make their own original accessories from inspirations of their favorite flowers.

At night, the artworks in the museum can relax and the lynx on the rhyton begins to move! Preschoolers (ages five and up) can enjoy looking at works of art while listening to fun stories about them. (Some of the animals living around the museum will also be introduced).

The task of writing in ancient Egypt was only permitted to a few people. Elementary students in the 5th and 6th grades will make a small relief with their favorite hieroglyphs that the ancient Egyptians used.