Palestinian children suffering in Corona times
Children Writings #2 Sad Return to School
I wish siege on Gaza is lifted & the crisis of UNRWA solved Hala Abed 10 years How I wished the school would start because for me, it is the place of love, happiness and fun, where we meet new friends. But because of the economic situation of the Pal...
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Covid-19 Drawings
Children expressing their feelings towards Covid-19 in drawings.
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Parents Encourage Their Children to Continue Reading and Drawing
During the lockdown parents are engaged with their young children of Al Sikka library to read and draw...
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More Children Activities in the Library
Children of different ages being creative in the library.
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Exercises after returning to the library
Fun activities for children upon their return to the library.
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A Report on the Return to Al-Sikka Library
When the children returned to the library, positive energy and liveliness returned to the place. With excitement, joy, and desire to benefit from reading books and the getting knowledge. and culture, from story reading, playing, having fun and entert...
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Return to School after the Closure
August 2020 How Lovely to go Back to School Shahd Shloolla 13 years The school year is very nice in spite the difficult beginning like, the high temperature and not preparing the schools properly to receive the children... Also, the mathematics class...
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Children Writings # 1
Children writing about their lives and feelings, as they have to face the Corona, the siege of Gaza and extreme poverty! Nagham Abdel al Al 13 years old We miss the black board upon which we write the lines of our dreams This pandemic hit us and turn...
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Children Writings # 3
This was published on the IBBY website under the IBBY Palestine National section page https://www.ibby.org/fileadmin/user_upload/Our_children_and_the_Covid__3_.pdf I now Play with my Father Noor 13 years My dear father I write to you to tell you that...
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