When setting up your exhibition area:

• Clean the space first, whether it's under a tree, in the playground, or in a classroom.
• Hang drawings on walls or fabric using pins or nails.
• Place clay models on tables or shelves where they can be seen clearly.
• Make sure there is enough space between items so visitors can walk around easily.
• Arrange artworks logically, perhaps by theme or type.

On the day of the exhibition:

• Stand near your displayed work and be ready to explain it to visitors.
• Speak clearly about what you created, how you made it, and what message it shares.
• Welcome visitors politely and answer their questions.
• Keep the area clean throughout the event.

When the exhibition ends:

• Carefully collect all artworks and store them properly.
• Clean the exhibition area and return all equipment.
• Talk with your teacher and classmates about what went well and what could be improved next time.

Mwanajuma's class at Buguruni Primary School wanted to showcase their drawings and clay models. First, they chose the theme "Our Village." Then they gathered their best drawings of houses, farms, and markets, along with clay models of animals. They used fabric hung on the classroom walls to display the drawings and placed the clay models on desks. On exhibition day, Mwanajuma explained her drawing of the local market to younger pupils and parents. After the exhibition, the class cleaned the room and stored their artworks safely.

• Exhibition – A public display of artworks for people to see
• Display – To arrange items where others can view them
• Theme – The main idea or topic of your artwork
• Audience – The people who come to view your exhibition

• Start preparing early so you have enough time.
• Choose artworks that are neat and well-made.
• Practice explaining your work before the exhibition day.
• Work cooperatively with your classmates.
• Keep the exhibition area tidy at all times.

In Tanzania, art exhibitions are held at schools during open days, annual celebrations, and sports days. A Standard IV pupil might help organize a small exhibition of drawings and clay models for parents during a school open day. This skill is useful because it teaches you how to present your work to others, which is important for future activities like displaying crafts at local markets or showing your work at community events.