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Teaching activities<\/h1>\n

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Schools and kindergartens<\/h2>\n

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Hardanger Folk Museum organises educational activities for kindergartens and primary and lower secondary schools.\u00a0The teaching activities are based on the curriculum, and are linked to exhibitions and topics at the museum.<\/p>\n

We currently offer the following teaching activities:<\/p>\n