On the eve of the Constitution Day, the library hosted a legal talk “The Law and Us”. The children from the orphanage “Tansholpan” were told about the meaning of the country’s fundamental law, they were introduced to the articles and sections of the Constitution, and they also talked about the rights and obligations of citizens.
Participants of the event took part in the game “Be attentive”. In conclusion, the librarian conducted a bibliographic review of the book exhibition “Ata zanym ayalaydy elimdi”.

On August 23, the series of interesting exhibitions in the library continued with the theme «Animals listed in the Red Book of the Republic of Kazakhstan».
The purpose of the book exhibition is to explain to children the importance of caring for nature and its protection.
The exhibition is based on K. Kaiymov’s book «Ayauly Hayuanattar», published in 1979.
The exhibition featured encyclopedias in Kazakh and Russian languages: «Gazhaiyp omyrtkasyzdar», «Kazakhstannyn osimdikter alemi», «Kazakhstannyn Zhanuarlar Alemi», «Kazakhstan Kyzyl Kitaby Betterinen», «The red book of the World», «The Red Book of the Earth».

On August 8, as part of the Fun Facts Days, an experiment was conducted during which we found out how a non-Newtonian fluid works. The experiment can be done at home, because for its implementation you will need ordinary water, starch and any free container. Experience demonstrates how a non-Newtonian fluid changes its viscosity and density properties under physical, mechanical, or even sonic impact. This happens because at a high interaction rate, the massive liquid molecules do not have time to rearrange themselves due to inertia.
At the end of the lesson, books from the stock of our library about various experiences and experiments

On August 8, as part of the Fun Facts Days, an experiment was conducted during which we found out how a non-Newtonian fluid works. The experiment can be done at home, because for its implementation you will need ordinary water, starch and any free container. Experience demonstrates how a non-Newtonian fluid changes its viscosity and density properties under physical, mechanical, or even sonic impact. This happens because at a high interaction rate, the massive liquid molecules do not have time to rearrange themselves due to inertia.
At the end of the lesson, books from the stock of our library about various experiences and experiments were presented.

On August 1, as part of the Day of Interesting Facts, the Invisible Ink experience was presented to the attention of children.
During the experiment, having created a secret message using cotton swabs, milk, lemon juice, rice water, iodine solution, the children were shown how to read it using an electric iron.
The experience interested the children, at the end of the lesson they were recommended books that reveal the content of various scientific experiments.