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Question
Make a diary entry about your visit to a Science Exhibition.
Solution
28th August 2020
Dear diary,
Today, it was an awesome and educational day for me, because our school teachers took us to a Science Exhibition which was held in the nearby school. I was so surprised by seeing those science exhibits, students used many instruments of science and technology. They demonstrated many things like separating funnel, centrifugation process, sublimation, chromatography, etc. We were all amazed to see all these things. They were so useful to us. We learnt many things. Some of our doubts were cleared. The way the students spoke to us and their explanations were adorable. Next, in the Biology room, we saw many slides of plants and animals cells. It was a great day for us, as we had the experience of knowing some details of the science and technology.
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