Since its opening in 2015, families with children have found their way to the 22 July Centre. Some parents visit the centre to tell their children about what happened on 22 July, while others come without considering the needs of the children or that the exhibition may not be suitable for the very young.

In 2017, the 22 July Centre began developing tailored offerings for families with children. Through various initiatives, we aim to facilitate the communication of 22 July in a way that is suitable for children and their cognitive abilities.

The resource below is designed for children between 8 and 13 years old, but can also be used by younger age groups. You can find it available on a large screen in the second floor of the exhibition at Teatergata 10, with both images, text, and audio narration of the resource's content.

Heilt sida opninga i 2015, har barnefamiliar funne vegen til 22. juli-senteret. Nokon føresette oppsøkjer senteret for å fortelje borna om det som hende 22. juli, andre kjem utan å tenkje over behova til borna eller at utstillinga kanskje ikkje er eigna for dei aller yngste.

I 2017 starta 22. juli-senteret med å utvikle tilpassa tilbod for familiar med barn. Gjennom ulike tilbod ønskjer vi å leggje til rette for formidling av 22. juli som er tilpassa barn og deira kognitive ferdigheiter.

Ressursen under er laga for barn mellom 8 og 13 år, men kan også brukast av yngre aldersgrupper. Denne finn de tilgjengeleg på stor skjerm i utstillinga sin andre etasje i Teatergata 10, med både bilete, tekst og opplesing av ressursen sitt innhald.

Visits with children

Children at the 22 July Centre

Conversations with children

What is 22 July?

Does your child have a question about 22 July?