LabGdRKids

With the LabGDR team, we discussed it and decided to try to offer the possibility of the 8-13 range to participate in our workshops as well. In today’s social environment, children are encouraged to spend a lot of time on computers for both educational and social interactions and individual entertainment with the risk of limiting opportunities to interact in playful and cooperative environments in which to experience lightness and fun together. In addition, because of the way the entertainment industry has developed, children, and not only them, are driven to passively enjoy watching TV and animated series or video games in which the narrative and imaginative environment has been conceived and created by others.
Yet, children need to play with their imaginations, free and light, shaping stories and narratives in which they can be active protagonists.

Through LabGDR Kids, we feel able to do this mainly because of the experience we have gained over the years and the people involved.