Ancient letters will become closer through a lively narrative and practice: participants will learn how Slavic writing was formed, how the book culture of the past differed, and what letter connection looks like. After the interactive part, one can try calligraphy and feel the rhythm of ancient writing with hand, line, and attention. Writing seems like a familiar part of everyday life: we read signs, messages, books, and hardly notice the long journey behind each letter. This program returns attention to the roots of writing and shows how signs turned into cultural memory, and how the handwritten line became a way to transmit knowledge, faith, beauty, and the connection between generations. Participants will learn why the activities of Cyril and Methodius became an important point in the history of Slavic culture, how the first alphabets appeared, and what role Cyrillic played in the development of the book tradition. The conversation will not be limited to dry dates: it will discuss how the shapes of letters changed, why scribes needed special training, why ancient texts look so solemn, and what traces of ancient Russian writing can be seen in modern visual culture. Where to go with a child in Yekaterinburg, look for on our website.