The TNF Impulse Educational Festival starts on June 6 in the Island of Dreams

The Island of Dreams continues its educational mission for the youth audience and systematically develops a partnership program with new projects combining education and entertainment. This summer, the Island of Dreams cultural and entertainment cluster begins a partnership with the International Technoscience Educational Platform (TNF). Throughout the summer, every Saturday, visitors will enjoy themed events for children and teenagers dedicated to science, culture, technology, creativity, modern educational formats and media. The invited guests of the events will be star representatives of various professions: space industry specialists, doctors, musicians, professional athletes, science popularizers and others. In good weather, activities will take place in the space of the southern landscape park, in case of precipitation — in the space of the city promenade on Moscow Square. Events are free, admission is free.

The start of the festival is scheduled for June 6. It will be opened by the Russian Language Day festival. The event will take place on the birthday of the great Russian poet Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin. On this day, guests will be able to take part in a linguistic quiz game from the Literacy portal.<url>", to learn unusual facts about the Russian language, test your knowledge and train your linguistic flair. Among the questions are the origin of ancient words, linguistic paradoxes and unexpected facts about the Russian language.

The program will continue with a master class on expressive poetry reading from blogger and actor Artem Davydov, the author of one of the largest communities for acting and admission to theatrical universities, "I'm going to the theater." After the lesson, children will be able to take part in an unusual oratory exercise based on Pushkin's poems, where classical poetry will be presented in a modern presentation.

Another event of the day will be the interactive master class "The Secrets of Cyril and Methodius: creating our own alphabet" from the school of speed reading Schoolford. Participants will learn about the history of writing, try to create their own symbols, and train their memory and attention through neuro-games and calligraphic practices.

Creative and sporting activities will also take place throughout the day in the Island of Dreams space: guests will be able to try their hand at the entertaining game "Jenga", practice the accuracy of serves in table tennis, take part in gaming and photo activities with artists in the images of Russian writers.

"We want to show that education and culture can be alive, modern and emotionally close to children. The TNF Impulse is a format where, through play, creativity and interaction, a child begins to perceive knowledge as a part of his life. It is important for us that science, language, technology and art become part of the urban environment and are accessible to every family," says Kristina Polonskaya, director of the TNF technoscience education platform.

"It is important for us not only to give vivid emotions and impressions, but also to create a space where you can learn new things, be inspired by discoveries and develop interest in science, technology and the world around you. We sincerely believe that education can be exciting, lively and accessible, especially when it is delivered through interactive formats, experiments and personal experiences. That is why we plan to develop a whole series of similar projects and events that will help guests get to know science, creativity and modern technologies easily, interestingly and with pleasure," comments Yulia Romantsova, Head of Marketing at the Islands of Dreams leisure and entertainment zone.

The TNF Impulse Festival will be part of the preparations for the International Technoscience Educational Forum (TNF) with the participation of the BRICS countries, which will be held in Moscow on October 5-6 and will bring together scientists, entrepreneurs, students and technology leaders to discuss the future of science, education and innovation. The project is also a participant in the city's "Summer in Moscow" program, implemented with the support of the Moscow government.