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Château des Rubins - Observatoire des Alpes, 105 montée des Rubins, 74700 Sallanches

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In addition to visiting the château's exhibitions, the children's group works with a mediator on a workshop about the wool cycle.

Man and wool: a story that's been knitting for millennia! From the mouflon, a wild species with no wool, man has created the sheep, a species selected for the production of its hair. To go from just-sheared raw wool to a ball of yarn, several stages are necessary. The aim of this workshop is to discover them by experimenting in a playful way. The workshop takes place in 2 stages: - the class discovers the material of wool through touch and observation. Children observe its properties through small experiments. They associate hair samples with the animal from which they come. - the children are divided into small groups to experiment with the various stages in the transformation of wool: washing, carding, spinning, weaving. Learning objectives: - Experiment with wool processing - Discover and understand how raw material is transformed into a ball of wool - Discover the tools of the trade Plus for cycles 3 and 4: - Discover the challenges of animal husbandry, which is often far removed from the image we have of it. - Understand that our actions and our consumption have an impact on the environment and our society. 1h workshop for cycles 2 1h30 workshop for cycles 3 and 4 Reservations required by phone or e-mail: - 04 50 90 83 03 - rubins@sallanches.fr