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I'd do it again“I'd do it again: zero cost, real impact, and it teaches that school doesn't end at the gate.”
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At a glance
- When
- September 2026
- Duration
- 1 day
- Class
- Primary · Year 2
- Students
- 18
- Transport
- On foot
- Subjects
- Literature, Civics
What worked
- Every child came back with their own library card: an object that lasts
- The market is a lab of civics and maths: prices, stalls, taking turns to speak
- Zero cost and no coach: the most sustainable trip of the year
What went wrong
- The library must be warned: groups enter in slots and not all departments
- At the market vendors are in a hurry: interviews must be prepared and concise
Tips
- Arrange with the library first: group card sign-up is by appointment
- Prepare just two questions per stall: vendors smile and answer better
- Half a day is enough: the neighbourhood doesn't sustain an hour more
Programme
9:00
On foot from school, 15 minutes in pairs
9:30
Library: tour of the shelves and card sign-up
11:00
Street market: lightning interviews at the stalls with a worksheet
12:00
Back at school for lunch
Objectives
- Start the reading journey with a library card
- Read the neighbourhood as a space of citizenship and commerce
Accessibility
Accessible
Fully accessible: flat pavements and a library with a lift.
Who shared it
Sara L. Example
Literature · Primary school · Bergamo area
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