by Hilma
My friend is in 6th grade right now in Sweden. Last year she also went to a PYP school and she and her class in grade 5 did an exhibition as well.
I emailed her earlier inviting her to go to our exhibition blog. She replied asking me why and I said, “It’s because we are doing our exhibition right now and it would be fun if you could visit our blog.”
She replied, “Oh, cool! I also did an exhibition last year. It was so boring for me.”
When I read that I went, “WHAT!”
I quickly replied, “Why was it so boring?”
She replied, “Our central idea was about poor children. What we talked mostly about was how they needed to build toys and how they were sold as slaves. My job in the group was to type everything up and tell my members to work and what to do. I was sort of like the group leader and the typist. Unfortunately, the people I worked with did not do barely anything and I was not very good friends with them, but it was also sad because we had to do about 3 projects of the same thing and we had to sort of say the same things about them because they were so similar.”
Well, too bad she wasn’t a grade 5 student at IST. Our exhibition has been anything but boring. We haven’t had time to be bored! We’ve been so busy organizing ourselves and taking action!







