Christmas is just around the corner and my 6th grade students decided to create tree ornaments out of recyclable paper rolls to foster a green Christmas attitude, as part of their eTwinning project of this school year, called "Greentopia - our sustainable home".
You can watch their tutorial in the following video! Enjoy and Merry Christmas!
True to our habits, we celebrate the European Day of Languages again this year!
My 5th grade students rendered the phrase "Follow your dreams" in many European languages to celebrate the European Day of Languages 2022 and to remind us to always follow our dreams!
Here's a video to remember their work!
A Guide to Queen Elizabeth's Homes
https://www.townandcountrymag.com/leisure/real-estate/g14106752/queen-elizabeth-homes/
Another amazing eTwinning project came to its end! This project was for preschool children!!
The project was about communication, creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, friendship, sharing information, habits and routines in the form of drawings.
Our aim and goal was to foster intercultural communication, to bring together young preschoolers from different parts of Europe, in order to share their everyday lives, to understand different cultural backgrounds, to appreciate differences and recognise similarities.
The little pupils showed enthousiasm, commitment and teamwork thoughout the year!!
It was a brilliant experience for all of us! Sit back and take a sneak peek of all the activities we worked on!
Link to the project Twinspace .
Links to individual presentations: Students' presentation , Cities and schools presentation , Christmas presentation , The swallow's journey, The little citizens adventure.
Another brilliant eTwinning project came to its end!
My 5th and 6th grade students and our partners (11 schools in total) worked together thoughout the school year!
It was a project dedicated to Positive Thinking and Happiness. It aimed at boosting and encouraging the notion of a positive attitude both in relation to students themselves, towards others and the community. They presented themselves, their schools and their cities, they created logos and took part in the logo competition, they created a positive thinking guide to boost positive attitude towards adversity, they wrote scenarios and dialogue scripts, they recorded podcasts, they learned a lot about websafety through a digital game and many more!
I am very proud of their commitment, their enthousiasm, their sense of teamwork, their eagerness which were endless throughout the year! I am very proud of them all.
