A fun activity for children aged 5 to 8 will introduce them to the touching Christmas story by Enid Blyton. The kids will learn that even Christmas trees have their own wishes, practice attention, act out a scene, and feel like real artists. The festive activity in the Children's Room of RGBM is a journey into the magical world of theatrical play and imagination. The focus is on a warm Christmas story from the collection "Teddy Bear and Other Tales" by the famous English writer Enid Blyton. The children will discover why the little tree didn't want to be decorated with shiny bows and tinsel, and that even a small tree can have its own opinion. Then, together with curator Svetlana Kazakova, the kids will discuss what they heard, perform exercises to develop attention and imagination, and act out a scene inspired by what they read. The theatrical improvisation will help each child to express themselves, learn how to hold themselves in front of an audience, and simply have a good time. The methodology on which the activities are based combines elements of a theater club and playful forms of learning. What matters is not grades and results, but participation, emotions, and supporting each other. The organizers recommend comfortable clothing and a change of shoes. Where to go in Moscow today will be told by our website.