September is Roald Dahl's birth month, so I asked all eTwinners to join in the fun and celebrate it on 13 September! They shared their ideas in the padlet:
Saturday, 15 September 2018
Friday, 14 September 2018
Magical World of Colours
One of the first tasks of the eTwinning project Magical World of Colours was to do some creative activities with yellow. My Class 5 students made yellow paper balloons and drew happy or sad faces, showing their feelings after a fortnight spent at school. Most of them also wore their yellow T-shirts on that day.
Wednesday, 8 August 2018
NQL 2018
- World Book Day: The students were active in carrying
out tasks, which contributed to the development of their knowledge and
skills. It is positive that the teacher and students discussed the
content set by the partners and had a competitive quiz.
- Talking Second Graders: Project goals concerning the development of
language skills, the importance of learning foreign languages, and
communication and team work among students are in the most part
accomplished. The project met the criteria set for the National Quality
Label.
- Stories Behind Traditions: This is a good quality project. Students were
active and contributed to the project implementation, gained knowledge
of foreign traditions and improved knowledge of their own tradition,
learned to collaborate with foreign students and to use digital tools
for development of multimedia content.
- Amazing Animals: The project is an example of good practice in the use
of various web tools in the process of the implementation of project
activities and English language lessons.
Wednesday, 13 June 2018
World Book Day
In order to encourage children to explore the pleasures of books and improve reading skills, I decided to become a partner of a teacher from Scotland on the eTwinning project celebrating authors, illustrators, books and reading. Since 20 February, 27 other teachers from Italy, Poland, Greece, UK, Slovenia, Romania, Croatia, Slovakia, Finland, Spain and Turkey have joined us with their students and shared different interesting activities.
This is just a glimpse of what we've done at school:
This is just a glimpse of what we've done at school:
Our final activity was playing a Kahoot game:
Saturday, 2 June 2018
Stories Behind Traditions
With a Romanian colleague, I started a project for 8-14-year-olds where they would share the information about their countries, hometowns, schools, culture and traditions. Since December, 13 other teachers from Italy, Greece, Poland, Turkey, Georgia and Portugal have joined the project and shared interesting videos, tasty recipes and lovely photos of their traditional costumes.
Class VI1 even had a Skype meeting with their peers from Lubny, Ukraine. Although we had some technical problems, they enjoyed it a lot:
Wednesday, 23 May 2018
Getting Closer
I've decided to make the best of a sunny spring day and encourage my Class 6 pupils to introduce themselves in a video which we later shared with our eTwinning friends:
Tuesday, 8 May 2018
Fun characters
The moment I found out about Cambridge's competition calling learners aged 6-12 to create a character, draw their house and write what they like or don't like, I decided to print the templates and share them with my imaginative and artistic younger students.
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| Anja II2 |
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| Jovana II2 |
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| Lara II2 |
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| Leona II2 |
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| Luka II2 |
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| Mila II4 |
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| Milana II2 |
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| Vanja II4 |
Winning designs will be turned into illustrations by real artists and the authors will use them in the stories.
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