First of all, I'd like to welcome you to my blog. My intention's to make it a place for cherishing great memories of working with school children.
Here you'll find some tips, projects done by my pupils, their essays and poems, video clips (I don't know if it's me, but my pupils really enjoy singing), and things that can be interesting and useful.
In teams, my advanced Class 4 pupils have designed their own learning spaces of the future using bricks of different colours, shapes and sizes.
While some pupils were playing with bricks trying to collaborate and build a submarine and a tree, one group managed to build their own solutions and even came up with a story:
In the future, the children will use a flying taxi and pass through a large portal to get to a building which looks like a rocket. It is divided into different spaces where the children can learn what they want to. The rocket uses solar and wind powers. There is a river and a bridge close by, and the children can cross it to explore the nature. They can also board a plane to explore the world from above and rescue animals if needed.
My Class 3 pupils enjoy working on projects in teams, so it's no wonder they've accepted my suggestion to team up and present different habitats using colourful collages. I've let them choose their own teams which, in most cases, turned out right.
My Class 6 pupils have been busy these days doing research with their peers from 6 other European countries as part of the We learn together, we grow together eTwinning project.
In their chosen groups, they've created digital infographics showing 5 interesting facts about our partner countries, added some follow-up questions, and read the information their peers shared on the collaborative online board: