Share
Once it’s done, tell others about it
The Storyteller
A product only truly belongs to a child once they can tell the story of how it was made.
The sharing session is run by the children themselves: they set up their own tables, introduce their own work, and answer questions from parents and friends. The most valuable part is rarely the product that runs beautifully — it is the moment a child talks about where they got it wrong.
There is one important rule here: you present to get feedback and to help each other, not to win. Whoever finishes early goes back to help a friend who is still stuck — and that friend is often the one who learns the most.
Sharing is not graduation. It leads back to the Play beat for the next round, with a harder question.
At Làng Maker
The eighth session of the 7+1 programme is called Make & Share, held at Làng Maker (the Maker Village) in front of parents. Further on there are robotics competitions at home and abroad — and the road back, to become a guide for the next group.