Todas las formas de leer(nos)
- When
- Tue, Sep 22, 10:00 AM10:00 am
- Where
- Biblioteca Pública FUGA Get directions
- Price
- Free
- Organizer
- BibloRed
Free · Source: BibloRed
About this plan
If you are looking for things to do in Bogotá with little ones, 'Todas las formas de leer(nos)' is a free program that brings books, play, and conversation together. It is designed for children with and without disabilities, and it takes place at Biblioteca Pública FUGA in the city center.
The program uses picture books, stories, and other children's literature to open up topics like identity, care, difference, territory, memory, and imagination. Each reading leads to creative exercises in writing, visual art, movement, and sensory work, guided by a participatory method.
The central idea is to read together and recognize ourselves in the process. Sessions invite kids to explore on their own, talk about what they read, and create from their own experience, with respect for different abilities and rhythms.
What to expect
- Read-aloud sessions with guided conversation
- Creative exercises in visual art, movement, and sensory play
- Designed for children with and without disabilities
- Free entry, no sign-up required
- Hosted at FUGA library in central Bogotá
Who it's for
It fits families with young children, teachers, reading mediators, and caregivers looking for a free cultural plan in Bogotá built around inclusion and children's literature.
Tips
- Arrive early so the kids can settle in and explore the space.
- Check the source for the exact session time and attendance rules.
- If you bring a child with a disability, ask the FUGA team about available support and adjustments.
FAQ
How much does 'Todas las formas de leer(nos)' cost in Bogotá?
Entry is free. Check the BibloRed page for the latest schedule and capacity before you go.
Where does the reading program take place?
It takes place at Biblioteca Pública FUGA in central Bogotá. Check the source for the exact address and directions.
When is the next session?
The date listed on the calendar is September 8. Sessions can change, so check the current schedule on BibloRed.
Is the program suited for children with disabilities?
Yes. The program welcomes children with and without disabilities. Its participatory method includes read-aloud sessions, play, and sensory exploration.
What happens during a session?
They read aloud, talk about the text, and run creative exercises in different languages: literary, visual, movement, and sensory.
How do I find the details and sign up?
From this page you can go to the official BibloRed source to check the schedule, materials, and format of each session.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
