The Slovakia Pavilion hosted a series of games and contests yesterday afternoon to celebrate Father's Day and promote love and cooperation between fathers and their children.
In the first contest, children were encouraged to sing, dance or say a poem for their father. All singers were given gift packs with a surprise balloon inside.
The next contest was to blow up the balloon – which was made of a tough material like those used in footballs. There was a competitive atmosphere as children cheered on their father's efforts.
In the most difficult game, children were blindfolded and had to find their father by touch alone. No talking was allowed. To the staff's surprise, all children found their father, even the smallest ones.
The last game was a short course in the Slovakian language. Children learned a short sentence in Slovak saying "I love my daddy."
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