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Personally, we enojyed this trip because we both like to read but also to travel. So that two entertaining activities were combined and was perfect for us. We believe that students can have a really good time going away from classrooms for a while and being part of a different type of learning.

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1. Maybe our students are not used to go to libraries. For this reason, a set of rules and pieces of advices when going to a library would prevent unpleasant situations.

2. Try to focus the search on a wide range of books, because with this they will be able to see in depth all sections and find something according to their interests .

3. Regarding the trip, try to separate the students into small groups, hopefully no more than 4 people, so that the task can be developed with the same amount of involvement.

4. Look for places that are familiar to them, but also that have a historical background behind. We, as teachers can promote engagement not only in our field but in others as well.

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Fernanda Báez: 50%
Camila Meza: 50%

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People learn by doing, seeing, and connecting information with their own experience.
In this section, we want them to relax and enjoy a healthy trip and maybe with that, we can ask them to look for some pieces of information regarding places or events in textbooks. Maybe they can look for something interesting to present to their classmates and read about it, to present it in class to the whole group

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In this part, we thought that a little game will be useful to get to know with the library and its sections. Our target audience would be 9th graders, so that a scavenger hunt it's perfect because as they have to look for specific features in books, they may find one that atracts them either for their appearance or their content, even the language used may be attractive for them and in that way you will be promoting the idea of doing reading a funny task.

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In this part, we thought that a little game will be useful to get to know with the library and its sections. Our target audience would be 9th graders, so that a scavenger hunt it's perfect because as they have to look for specific features in books, they may find one that atracts them either for their appearance or their content, even the language used may be attractive for them and in that way you will be promoting the idea of doing reading a funny task.

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First, we thought that libraries have a central purpose in promoting reading, as they have a huge range of genres and styles of books to show.
Also, road trips are useful for entertainment and engagement with the activities, as the students will be discovering knowledge in real life situations