Max gave a very long and interesting speech. He talked about his childhood by showing us his teddy bear, a pair of scissors with the shape of a dog, a couple of wooden trains, his collections of stickers, Doraemons and cards, pictures of his paddling pool, cardboard crowns his teachers made for his birthdays, his three favourite books and a music box. Every single object had its little story, do you want to know any of them?
Clàudia brought pictures of her best friends, one with her 6th primary classmates and one of her family in the Camp Nou Experience. Finally, she showed us a very special bracelet.
Laura had plenty of things to say. She started by showing us her first teddy. Then, she explained her parents made a very special photo album for her 10th birthday. Also she passed round a necklace made by her cousin in Alacant. Laura didn't forget about her primary school bringing a poster of her former classmates. Finally, she explained she was a Girl Scout, that she writes a diary and that she loves reading.
Blanca's uncle offered her a cuddly dog, but she also has a small teddy where she used to keep all her teeth so that Tooth Fairy replaced them by small presents. Then, she showed us a picture of her, her sister and her cousin singing on their grandmother's 75th birthday. Finally, she talked about her best friend, a dry rose that reminds her of her cousin and a huge rubber her sister bought for her.
The tooth fairy is a fantasy figure of early childhood. The folklore states that when children lose one of their baby teeth, they should place it underneath their pillow and the tooth fairy will visit while they sleep, replacing the lost tooth with a small payment.
Bruno talked about his early years by showing us some pictures and a teddy bear he got at age 3 after losing his first one.
Arnau explained he was born in New York and that he used to play with some plastic soldiers. Exactly! Like the ones in Toy Story. Then, he showed us his first PlayStation game and his Rubik's cube, two of his favourite games.
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