10th Feb 2025
The teacher gathered her little students outside the classroom. "Are you ready for an adventure?" she asked with a bright smile. "Yes, we are!" shouted the children excitedly, their eyes sparkling with joy. Today, they were going to the National Museum of Kuwait!
The bus ride was full of laughter and songs. As they arrived, the teacher said, "Look at that big building! That’s the museum where we’ll learn about our country!" The children stared wide-eyed at the museum's grand entrance. It looked like a castle made of shining walls.
Inside the museum, they saw a giant map of Kuwait. "Wow! Look at all the islands!" one child exclaimed. The teacher pointed, "This is Failaka Island. People live there too!" The children clapped their hands in excitement, imagining the adventures waiting for them there.
Next, they discovered old coins in a glass case. "Do you know what these are?" the teacher asked. "They're the old Kuwaiti rupees and the modern dinar!" said another child. The children nodded, thinking about the treasures of the past.
They moved to another room where there was a picture of an old Kuwaiti house. "This house has a simple roof and a lantern called a fanar!" the teacher explained. "It lights up at night when there is no electricity!" The children gasped in amazement, imagining how it would look glowing in the dark.
Suddenly, one student shouted, "Can I have a fanar? I want to see it at night!" The whole class giggled. The teacher smiled and said, "Maybe one day! But for now, let’s learn more!" The adventure was just getting started!
They visited a section about oil, with pictures and models showing how oil is found in Kuwait. "This is why our country is so special!" explained the teacher. The children looked fascinated, whispering, "Wow, we have oil!"
Before they knew it, it was time for a snack. They sat in the museum's garden, munching on sandwiches. "This was the best trip ever!" one child said, beaming with joy. The others agreed, their faces full of smiles.
Finally, the teacher gathered everyone to share their favorite part of the trip. Each child shared stories about what they learned. The teacher felt proud of her curious students, who were learning about their culture.
As they boarded the bus back to school, the children chattered about all the amazing things they had seen. The teacher smiled, knowing this trip would be one they’d never forget!