St. Andrew’s Day

Here are the fortune cookies in demo version.

Our class organised an action for St. Andrew’s Day. We were selling small calendars as a symbol of a donation for a girl that needs money for the equipment to treatment and rehabilitation. As an addition we gave each donator a fortune cookie. I was only 2zł for a calendar but students from our school weren’t very willing to but one. Maybe those cookies convinced them a bit.

I baked about a hundred cookies and they were all sold. When I was creating the prophecies that were put into the cookies I was wondering if something small like this would change people’s day or even life. Those prophecies from my cookies were simple an only good, so it could make somebodies day, but I don’t think that could have an impact on one’s life. Why do people believe in such a things? Why they want to know how their life is going to pan out. Maybe when they feel like their future is uncertain they want to make sure that everything is going to be all right. But what if not? I wouldn’t like to know my future. I think that we should live the life we live and stop looking behind our backs. We should focus on the here and now and achieving our goals and stop considering what would happened if…



Learning Outcomes:

• Plan and initiate activities
• Work collaboratively with others
• Show perseverance and commitment
• Engage with issues of global importance
• Consider ethical implications