The exhibition was a fun way of expressing the inequities that we chose. First up for a bit of a boost of confidence the year 5`s came and checked out our set up.

I had about 15 kids all together come to me. I think that I explained my topic really well. They asked a lot of
questions and really made me think.

The next morning was the morning of the exhibion.

I felt a little bit of confidence but before I could present I had to do my act in the openening ceromony. I was in
the drama group and we did a little act on homelessness.

You could tell that after our performance the parents and the crowd were WOWED.

After that we were waiting for the parents to come and see all of our learning.

My first customer to come and see what I had done was of course my mum. She was surprised about how much I had done and how much effort I had put into this.

Then I had my dad. He was very intrested in my topic and he asked a lot of questions about it.

Waiting in line next was a lady who was invited by someone. She was very surprised about the cycle in India which happends to most people there who are living in poverty. She knew that hunger and homelessness was a pretty big issue in India. I then asked her wheather she had, had any life experiances on hunger or homelessness. She said that she had’nt been in a sitution of poverty but she had given people on the streets food but not money.

Corey adam and I had an eldely couple listen to us and what we had to say on our inequity. The lady was very nice because she said that I had done really well and really mastered my inequity for the exhibition.

Basically all of my customers had thought about giving food to homeless people instead of money and that was the message I was trying to tell everyone.

Throughout both days the inequity to me was getting much more important than I thought, because all of the stories that I herd from my customers was sad information on my inequity.
What would you do if you were in a situation of a homeless person?