The day started with Germans' activities. Everyone was still a little bit sleepy so we started with an energizer to wake up (coffee sometimes is just not enough). After the energizer, we were separated into groups and then we were given a piece of paper, with four challenges which we had to take pictures of.
(Rudolf the red nosed reindeer)
(5 nations, one unity)
(Crazy selfie)
(It's magic)
As the picture challenge ended, we were once again separated, but into groups of nations. They gave us a quiz about Germany and every country scored pretty well at it. Germans ended their activity in style - they gave us food. Every participant got a chance to try the pastry called Käskuchen.
When the Germans' activities were over, everyone went to do sports. Some went snowboarding or skiing, others went sledging. Some rather stayed inside in the sports hall and played a sport, which Finnish people really like, named floorball. Floorball is a sport similar to hockey, the only diffrence is, that its played inside and not on ice.
After the delicious lunch and some free time, we worked in working groups. Time just flew by. Then we watched a slideshow of pictures and videos that were made in Inari. We also practised the dance for the flashmob and I can say for sure, that everyone had fun.
In the evening some people went to sauna, others watched a traditional finnish movie named Santa Claus and the magical drum (Joulupukki ja noitarumpu). Each group of people enjoyed their evening in their own special way. Let's end with a fun fact - one of the Finnish participants said that they watch this movie every year on Christmas.
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