Croatia working on Module III

Hi everybody!

From the beginning of October, our „old“ Eco team started with activities on Module III.

We have one new member - girl name Nina 😊. She is in 8th grade.

At our first meeting, we talked about using different technology in everyday life. We also planned our activities according to tasks.

During our past few meetings we've started, and almost finished, the poster with rules on how to avoid hurting each other online.

That's it from the Croatian team, for now, can't wait to see you all in Greece! :)

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