
In Global Class, Miss Melany smiled at her students. "I want you to find a real problem at school and solve it together," she said. Grecia grinned. "Let's do it!" Abi nodded happily, Axel bounced with excitement, and Saul thought quietly. "What about the field?" Saul said. "I always see trash there." The team agreed. Their mission had begun, and they couldn't wait to explore.

The four friends walked to the field after class. Wrappers fluttered in the grass, and plastic bottles lay scattered near the fence. "Look at all this!" Abi said, surprised. Axel picked up a bottle carefully. "Let's take pictures for proof," Grecia suggested, holding up her tablet. Saul nodded. "Good evidence helps us understand the problem." Click, click, click—they snapped photos of the litter, determined to learn why it kept piling up.

Back inside, the team found Miss Paola near her classroom. "Why do you think there's so much trash by the field?" Grecia asked politely. Miss Paola thought for a moment. "Students finish snacks outside and don't have a trash can nearby," she explained. Axel scratched his head. "So they just drop it?" Miss Paola nodded. "Exactly. A simple fix could help a lot." The students thanked her, their minds already buzzing with ideas.

All week, the team planned their project. "We need more trash cans near the field," Saul said thoughtfully. Grecia nodded. "That way, students won't have to walk far." Abi drew colorful posters, while Axel built a small model trash can from cardboard. On presentation day, Miss Melany clapped. "Wonderful teamwork!" The school agreed to add new bins. The field looked brighter already, and the four friends felt proud of their caring solution.