Group 2 has just arrived from a wonderful trip to Kristianstad, Sweden. Thanks Meredith!! (and Felicia!)
We stayed in a small city that was built around 1600 AD according to our host. The adventures we had and things we learned:
- Students take off their shoes when they enter into the school
- School is never cancelled for bad weather and student have recess even if it is raining
- Sweden in Swedish is called "Sverige"
- For holidays people often eat fish, such as Herring
- They speak Swedish
- Soccer and Hockey are very popular
Even the stamps are amazing!
Adventures we had and places we visited:
- Elementary School
- Army building (Legibus Et Armis)
- Cathedral (built 400 years ago)
- Public transit
- Biking around town
- Feeding ducks
- Walking on frozen river
- Castle ruins
We received a special surprise...another package from Sweden! Our flat class also got to go to Ullstrop, Sweden. I loved the milk container in this picture!! Mjolk...beautiful.
What we learned:
- It is usually raining and cold in Sweden..unlike the hot desert that we live in
- High School is optional
- English is taught at the age of 11
- For fun people hunt mushrooms in the forest
- Hiking is very popular in this area because of the untouched land
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