2nd Day - School Activities

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Today at the Iels school we finished the presentation work of the project started in the last lesson. 



The groups, made up of 3, presented a different type of travel offer around the world, such as: Mexico, Brazil, Egypt, North-South America. After which each group presented their project through an introduction and explanation of the work. Finally the 5 groups voted on the best project.

Later on we played a crossword, the kids gathered in pairs took turns asking each other questions to be able to complete the missing words;

Subsequently we carried out an exercise which included recounting one's own experience by adding a lie that the other person had to discover. 

Finally we played a game very similar to the previous one: a group of 5 people challenged each other trying to understand who was telling the truth or a lie.

Authors:

Pichierri Orlando - D'Emaglie Alessandro 

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