The aim of the thesis is to find out how many children of early and preschool age know and recognize the characteristic objects of one of the fundamental civilizational cultures in Croatia - the culture of Vučedol. Workshops on the topic of Vučedol culture were held in the Kindergarten "Zraka sunca" in Križevci in a mixed educational group. The assumption is that children in Koprivnica-Križevac County recognize characteristic objects of Vučedol culture (Vučedol dove and boot). The aim of the workshops themselves is to bring the fundamental features of Vučedol culture closer to the children in a way that is acceptable and understandable to them. In the implementation of the workshops, photos of objects, Vučedol houses, Vučedol jewelry and clothing were used, and the children were shown a video about the life of Vučedol and the basic characteristics of Vučedol's life. In addition to the aforementioned, the children were also offered a map of Slavonia, Baranja and Srijem, which encouraged the children to talk and discuss the visit to Vukovar. The oldest children in the group (5 and 6 years old) participated in the workshops, while the younger children expressed their desire for free play. The main art techniques offered to children during the workshops are: brown clay, tempera, plasticine and granite pencil. With various art techniques, the children achieved creativity and developed the fine motor skills of the hands and fingers. Also, through play and artistic expression, the goals of educational well-being were achieved, evident in the recognition of the characteristics and main features of the culture of Vučedol.