Happiness and Anna explained that people in Tanzania do not own their own house, they have to rent the space that they live in. They also do not have Tarmac roads or brick buildings.
Wednesday, 15 June 2011
Tour of the village
On Monday year 4 took our Tanzanian visitors around the village of Shavington. They compared their village to ours and looked at all the differences there were. Mr Astbury was a field of knowledge about the village, showing the children where Stapeley Water Gardens started, where Chester Zoo began before moving to Chester.
Happiness and Anna explained that people in Tanzania do not own their own house, they have to rent the space that they live in. They also do not have Tarmac roads or brick buildings.
A thoroughly enjoyable morning and a chance for the children to think about the comparisons from one country to another.
Happiness and Anna explained that people in Tanzania do not own their own house, they have to rent the space that they live in. They also do not have Tarmac roads or brick buildings.
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