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now after sunset to offer an<br />

exciting voyage to the stars. “Take a<br />

Look at the Stars” (E le stelle si<br />

fanno guardare) is Costa<br />

Edutainment’s latest proposal inside<br />

the old cotton warehouses, the<br />

Magazzini del Cotone, for children<br />

age 6 to 9. They begin their<br />

adventure at the Children’s City at<br />

7:30 P.M. then head for a restaurant<br />

that has prepared a special<br />

“Galactic” pizza just for them. After<br />

dinner they can participate in stellar<br />

workshops and games like “Catch<br />

the Stars” in the Starlab moving<br />

planetarium. An astronomer will<br />

accompany them, guaranteeing a<br />

perfect scientific approach, and an<br />

animator who portrays Galileo will<br />

make the night even more fun. The<br />

participants will learn all about the<br />

path of the sun in the sky and the<br />

main constellations of our<br />

hemisphere. They will hear<br />

anecdotes and curiosities, and can<br />

even create their own<br />

preferred constellation, with its<br />

own mythological legend. At<br />

11:00 P.M. the children pull out<br />

their sleeping bags, pillows,<br />

toothbrushes and other<br />

necessities that they have<br />

brought with them, and listen<br />

to Galileo tell them a bed-time<br />

story about the stars and the<br />

planets.<br />

The alarm wakes them up the<br />

next morning at 8:00 A.M.<br />

After breakfast the little<br />

explorers will receive their own<br />

star edutainment kit, as a<br />

souvenir of their experience.<br />

The first night camp was held<br />

in the planetarium last month,<br />

but “Take a Look at the Stars”<br />

Galilei. I partecipanti potranno<br />

così familiarizzare con il percorso<br />

del sole nel cielo e con le<br />

principali costellazioni del nostro<br />

emisfero, ascolteranno aneddoti e<br />

curiosità e potranno anche crearsi<br />

la loro costellazione preferita, con<br />

tanto di leggenda mitologica<br />

annessa. Alle 23 si allestisce il<br />

campo notte – ogni partecipante<br />

deve portarsi sacco a pelo e<br />

cuscino più il necessario per<br />

l’igiene personale – mentre<br />

Galileo racconterà una storia che<br />

concilierà il sonno. Non una<br />

favola, naturalmente, quelle sono<br />

per i bambini piccoli!<br />

La sveglia suonerà alle 8 in punto<br />

e i piccoli esploratori delle stelle<br />

potranno fare colazione e<br />

riceveranno un kit edutainment<br />

stellare a ricordo dell’esperienza.<br />

Partito il mese scorso, il progetto<br />

“E le stelle si fanno guardare” si<br />

ripeterà il 10 settembre, il 31<br />

ottobre, il 19 novembre e il 7<br />

dicembre. Il costo è di 80 euro a<br />

bambino e se ne ospitano al<br />

massimo 25 per volta. La<br />

prenotazione è quindi obbligatoria<br />

presso Incoming <strong>Liguria</strong> al numero<br />

+39 010 2345666.<br />

will be held again on September 10,<br />

October 31, November 19, and<br />

December 7. The price is 80 euros<br />

per child, and since numbers are<br />

limited to 25 children a session,<br />

places must be reserved by calling<br />

Incoming <strong>Liguria</strong> at<br />

+39 010 2345666.<br />

kids<br />

blue<br />

La notte con gli squali (sopra)<br />

e Galileo Galilei alle prese con<br />

i primi piccoli cacciatori di stelle<br />

"Night with the Sharks". Below,<br />

Galileo Galilei in "Take a Look<br />

at the Stars"<br />

107<br />

Photo Merlo Fotografia

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