This family master class transforms an ordinary tea party into a lively story about old Ural, samovar traditions, and tastes of the past. Children will not only learn how tea was chosen and why herbs and berries were added to it, but also prepare for the tea party themselves, work with sugar tongs, and try an unusual local blend. A tea party can be not just a usual part of the day, but a real story with the scents of herbs, the clinking of dishes, and unexpected domestic discoveries. This is how this master class for children and parents is arranged. The focus is on Ural tea traditions, the structure of the samovar, and everyday details that help truly feel what home tea drinking looked like in the past. Here, not only facts matter, but also active participation, which makes history stop being abstract and becomes understandable through action. The program is designed so that young participants do not just listen, but engage in the process. They will learn how people distinguished real beneficial tea from a fake, how much it cost, where it was bought, and why the drink itself remained an expensive pleasure for a long time. Such details make the lesson especially interesting: through a domestic theme, the child begins to better understand the economy of the past, family habits, and the structure of everyday life. An important role is also played by the acquaintance with the samovar - one of the most recognizable items of Russian tea culture, behind which stands a whole history of production and use. Where to go with children in Yekaterinburg can be found on KudaGo.