Day 3 - Meeting with the gobernor, classes and cultural visit in Rzeszów

Cześć!!!

Here I am again! Today I've got many things to tell you. But let's start from the beginning...

The first visit of today was a meeting with some very important for the village. THE GOBERNOR!!! He runs out 8 villages near by the school, including the one where school is.

He has been very kind and friendly with us talking and asking some questions. He has even presented us some souvenirs from the village and looooot of loooot of sweets. You know, chocolate is my favourite!! 😋🍫

And.... this didn't end here! When we arrived at school there were a fair of Polish cuisine and cakes. Pastries such as cookies, muffins, cakes, and donuts were sold. The purpose of raising funds for charitable actions. I was able to grab a few mmmmm, they were delicious, but let's keep it between us eee. Look how good they looks like.

The pastries were made by schoolmates, who then used their own money to buy the homemade sweets. The classmates who sold them treated us very well. Also Amelia and another student from the school, who have accompanied us all the morning to help us with the lessons. 

The first class we went was art and we draw a beautiful and cool draws. Me and my collages drew some trees with recicles material and they turned out very well. What do you think?

Later we went to the school library to do some origami figures. We did the origami figures with color papers and we finished and decorated with markers. I've loved it! We did paper cranes, bookmarks and paper shark.

Another thing my classmates did was to present their experiments with water and an infographic about saving water. But I have to say, I would have done it better, ha ha ha. The classmates who conducted the experiments did a great job, and they were very interesting. Some classmates from Poland also participated in the experiments and I must say that the infographic was great and very interesting. It will surely be useful for saving more water and energy here.

To finish our day at school, we went out to the sports courts and had a competition with the children from Poland. Even the teacher participated in the “SOGA-TIRA”, and it was very hard to beat them, but we finally did it, hahaha. We also competed in sack races, jumping contests, and finished with a soccer match. We faced a really good team; they looked like the NATIONAL POLISH TEAM, hahaha. Luckily, we had some fantastic cheerleaders.

I've really enjoyed every class that we did today.

But we didn't finish there. Later on, we visited an underground museum about the history of Rzeszów. I was a bit scared because the tunnels were super long. Another very interesting thing was that I could touch the statue of the frog that gave the city its name. Luckily, a very nice girl explained everything to us very well, in English of course. There were also many interactive screens and even a cinema with vibrating seats, which was a lot of fun. Two teachers from school and two friends named Klaudia and Kamila accompanied us.

After the museum visit, I went for a walk through the streets of this beautiful city, getting to know different historical monuments. Finally, we were taken to a square with music and water fountains. I couldn't believe what I was seeing; my whole family was there. There were water droplets everywhere.

Without a doubt, a wonderful day!

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Talk to you tomorrow. Goodnight! 👋💤

Mr. Water