Here there's a synthetic (but complete) calendar of the activities we did during our week in Norway (excluding Saturday 17.01, where we just took our flight to get home)!
We caught our flight really soon in the morning at the Venice airport and got to Oslo; then, in the afternoon, we first met our host families after taking a minivan taxi from Oslo's airport to Askim.
Norwegian students introducted us to the Oslo-fjord trough some powerpoint presentations and, after that, we had some conversations and activies together with them to break the ice. We also did a brief visit to their school and we noticed the differences with the italian one.
We got to Drøbak using minibus taxis again and, in the morning, we visited his famous acquarium. After eating lunch, we left Drøbak for Nesodden where ve visited the Marinoperatørene. There we learned a lot about the Oslo-fjord, his history and his biodiversity; we also did a lot of cool activities related to the fjord or the Norwegian culture in general
In the morning we continued doing our fjord activity with the norwegian students in the school of Mysen; in the afternoon, though, we visited the park near the city river and we did some group activies related to the biodiversity of the flora and fauna of the place.
We persued doing the Oslo-fjord's activity (research and powerpoint) in the morning and then in the afternoon. In the evening we visited a swedish shopping center with the norwegian students.
We got to Oslo's city by bus (form Mysen's school) and, during the morning and first afternoon we visited a lot of interesting museums, such as Kon-tiki, Fram, Vigelandsparken and Historisk museum. We also had a couple hours "free" to visit more of the city; we then met all at the opera house and caught our bus back to Askim.
THANKS
We would like to sincerely thank our teachers, Giuliana Sguotti and Raffaella Tono, for their guidance and support throughout our Erasmus+ experience in Norway. Special thanks also to the participating students Tommaso Bortolotto, Elena Cariolaro, Alessandro Ciprini, Luigi Guazzo, Michele Leoni, Giacomo Losavio, Andrea Quaresima, Niccolò Ravagnan, Arturo Vecchi, and Michele Leoni, and to the reserve students Giuseppe Andrighetto and Manuel Tramonti, whose enthusiasm, teamwork, and commitment made this project an unforgettable experience.