Students of the third grade once again showed how fun learning can be when applied in practice. The third edition of the bazaar, now a beloved tradition, was a great opportunity to connect mathematics, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and collaboration.

At the bazaar, students reinforced their knowledge of math and financial literacy, developed entrepreneurial skills, and learned through real-life simulations.
To make the event successful, they had to take on roles in marketing, sales, organization, and teamwork.
Although the preparations were challenging, students demonstrated maturity, initiative, and responsibility – and the results were truly impressive.

Once again, the bazaar was a complete success – both in the number of visitors and in the variety of products offered.
The assortment created by the students was richer than ever, and satisfaction was mutual – both among the young sellers and their “customers”.
Activities like this are a great example of how learning can go beyond the classroom and become a real-life lesson.