She noted that it took the educators two weeks to create these fairy-tale figures.
“According to the president's decree and as part of the initiative 'National Spirit - Global Heights,' our team is actively working to preserve the traditional values and customs of the Kyrgyz people,” Niyazova explained.
“Based on this, we handmade characters from Kyrgyz fairy tales, as well as a yurt and national musical instruments. The decoration did not take much time. The entire team collected stones during breaks, which were later painted, and we completed the work in two weeks,” she added.
The children received the innovations with great interest. Initiative-taking villagers provided a deer and a yurt. “Local residents always support us in the upbringing and development of children, and I am very grateful to them for this! We continue to work in the ethnographic direction,” the head emphasized.
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