Exhibit

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Here is our letter to the museum:

Dear Board of Directors,

My eighth grade group, Lexi, Sarah S, Cristina, and Regan, are making a design for the museum. Our exhibit includes many solid and individual ideas that we think will make your museum truly unique and really stand out. The goal of the museum is to teach adults and children alike, more about slavery and the era that surrounds it all. We think that our solid ideas, make it easy for kids to have fun and learn at the same time. Adults will find it a refreshing way to learn and an interesting way to teach kids all about slavery. This museum isn't just for kids though. Adults will have fun with some of the ways we teach our knowledge to the public. This exhibit will accomplish our goal of teaching adults and children alike, more about slavery and the era that surrounds it by creating an interactive exhibit that will talk to you and teach you information in a creative way that will definitely make you listen and learn. Our physical exhibit is going to be all interactive. In our culture section, we are going to have statues of the slaves in a cabin, singing songs and practicing their religion. When you sit on the benches next to the people, they are going to talk to you and tell you a little bit of information about their culture and what it meant to the slaves. In the plantation section, we are going to have an actual plantation setting. There is going to be different cabins and when you walk in, there is different things that you can read, listen to, and watch that will teach you all about the section your in. When you go out into the fields there will be an actual temperature change to make you feel like your actually in the fields. There will be noises and sounds surrounding you that are realistic and actual sounds that you would hear in the fields. Including the overseer screaming at you, the slaves singing to you, babies crying under the trees, and you will even be able to hear the soft sound of the cotton being picked. There will be cabins set up and you will be able to walk into the cabin and see a still life sculptures of slaves and their surroundings. There will be an interactive touch screen where you can watch a video in the cabins about their life. The most important part of these exhibits, are that they are interactive. Having interactive ways of learning, are more fun for kids because, it's like a game that you can learn from. For the justification of slaves, we will have actors and actresses portraying slaves and slave owners. The slaves and slaveowners will have different lines that they say that will teach you about their ways of justifying slavery. I hope you enjoy our exhibit and keep in mind that we, are trying to come up with ways to teach people about slavery in a fun way that everyone will enjoy. Thanks! Sincerely, Lexi M, Cristina R, Regan C, and Sarah S