Showing posts with label collaborative work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collaborative work. Show all posts

STEP 4 - THE ORB: collaborative work

 A group of students from the partner school realized this video with MovieMaker. 

Not all of the orbs are in the video of course, but this product represent our reflection: we notice that in our future we see similar things even if we come from different countries

These things have to do with what we found in our readings and during the steps of our project: personal fulfillment, relationships, hopes and... travels. As adults we dream of being European citizens or better, citizens of the world.

June the 6th, online meeting Hungary - Italy (IC2 Arnolfo di Cambio primary and secondary classes)

 On June the 6th, the partner classes of Hungary and Italy (IC2 Arnolfo di Cambio) met to celebrate the end of the project and of the school year.

It was a fun, colorful, chatty (and pretty noisy!) meeting. We sang in a choir the national anthems of the different countries, we sang some popular songs about friendship, we danced, waved our flags (...and even discussed our readings, of course).

It was definitely one happy moment of reading & wellbeing at school.

Thank you everybody.



STEP 3 - me and others: Have you filled a bucket today?, IC2 "Arnolfo di Cambio" secondary - Italy

 As well as working on the fable "Friends", together with our Twins of primary school, we also reflected, with the help of our English Teacher, on  HAVE YOU FILLED A BUCKET TODAY?, another of the stories that we chose together with our partners (see here).

Here's how we worked on the story:

- we read the story (in English)

- we watched the video on youtube

- we discussed it (in English): how can you fill somebody elses's bucket?

- we exchanged ideas

- in groups of three, we chose one common idea and eventually created a poster

our poster

- we discussed our ideas and reading with our partners in an online meeting with Hungary and Sant'Andrea primary school.

online meeting Italy - Hungary

Carol McCloud, Have you filled a bucket today?



STEP 4 - Me and my future: a boomerang for my future (primary and lower secondary classes IC2 Arnolfo di Cambio)

 May, Monday the 20th

Class 1° B (secondary) and Class 5° B primary met in order to work together on STEP 4 of our project: we were ready to read for our future!

We started the reflection reading the poem below. Then, the students where paired (do you remember? each secondary student paired with a primary student at the beginning of the project). They draw and painted a boomerang writing on it the words or sentences they wanted to throw to their future.

We eventually shared our words and made a poster out of our boomerang.

Another beautiful eTwinning day!


I throw in the future something new, 
so when the future comes, I'll find it. 
I throw in the future something good, 
something mine, 
so when the future comes, I'll be there.

STEP 4 - Me and my future - forum

What does your future look like? Tell us!

STEP 4 - collaborative activity: WHAT DO YOU SEE IN THE ORB?

 As usual, we open a new activity with a suggested common reading

This time, we chose "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban", where the 3rd year students are introduced to the art of Divination and fortune-telling.

Activity:

1) Read with your students the paragraph where Miss Trelawney, the Seer, introduces the Orb (chapter 15).

2) The students discuss the meaning of the scene.

3) Give the students the printed crystal ball picture (above) and tell them to think of their life, 10 years in the future. They have to draw into the ball three images that represent their life in 10 years.

4) The students share their drawings and discuss them.

5) They eventually write a short paragraph about their life in the future (who they want to be, where they want to be, doing what, with whom...).

6) They discuss the topic with their partners (we will have a STEP 4 - forum section + during the live events).

7) Materials will be collected in a common product.

STEP 3 - Meeting primary-secondary classes, IC2 Arnolfo di Cambio, Italy - eTwinning Day, May the 9th

Classes 5°B - Sant'Andrea and 1°B - Colle di Val d'Elsa decided to celebrate the eTwinning Day working together on the story FRIENDS

  • The students of the two classes were divided into 5 groups. 

  • They read the text together and discussed the possible ending.

  • Each group created a final sentence.

  • Eventually, the students voted their favourite sentence.

  • The chosen sentences were written in the shared ppt.

  • The students read the sentences written by the partner classes and compared perspectives.

We also celebrated browsing the eTwinning portal and watching the different activities realized by the European schools for the eTwinning Day. 

At the end of the meeting, we watched the video we created with our partners and ate some sweets. It was a great eTwinning Day!

eTwinning Day 2024 - Let's celebrate!

eTwinning Day 2024



ESAFETY RULES QUIZ - SAINT JOSEPH PRIMARY SCHOOL-CLASS ST2

We talked about the dangers of the Internet and learned more by playing the wordwall quiz we had made on our own. Next week my other class ST1 is going to use our friend's quiz from Croatia.

STEP 3 - collaborative activity "FRIENDS"

Let's put together our ideas!
Once the class has agreed on the final sentence, post it here, in this shared presentation.
And have a look at the others' ideas!
Remember:
just one slide, just one sentence + name of school, class, teacher, Country.
Thank you.

STEP 3 - forum activity

 What's a true friend? Can books actually help us in making friends? And what are the best books about friendship you've ever read? 

All of these questions - and many more - in our forum section!


STEP 3 - collaborative activity (DEADLINE, May the 9th)

 We will start this step with a common work on this fable about friendship: FRIENDS


Activity:

1) READ the story with your students, cutting out  the last sentence and leaving the last antelope's words: "He said..."

2) ASK YOUR STUDENTS: what did the lion say?

3) The students share ideas, then EACH CLASS COMES UP WITH A SINGLE SENTENCE.

4) During the online meetings, the classes SHARE WITH THE PARTNERS THEIR SENTENCES AND DISCUSS THEM.

5) We eventually read what the original story says and we compare our sentences.

6) Each class writes their sentence on a piece of paper: A COLLABORATIVE PRODUCT WILL BE MADE OUT OF ALL THE SENTENCES.

Enjoy!


Note: since we are running out of time, there is a deadline for this activity. 
So please, come up with your class sentence by the 9th of May.

STEP 2 - collaborative activity: WHAT'S YOUR BIGGEST FEAR?



Please go to Menti.com, use the code 7337 9155 and answer with a single word in English!
 

STEP 1 - Collaborative work

 Here is the "Who am I?" ebook with some of the logos designed by the partner students. Enjoy!

Logo of our project

Post your drawing, poster, work of art here! 

You are welcome to (kindly) comment each other's entries.



STEP 1 - Who am I? collaborative activity & readings

The leading question of this first step is "WHO AM I?" - what I want to show about myself to the others.

As agreed, we will choose together a "suggested reading" for each step, so that we can share a common activity on it and hopefully help our students in talking to each other when sharing ideas during the live events.
Anyway, if you want to use other readings, that's fine as long as they respond to the leading question and as long as the students discuss their readings with their peers.

The suggested reading for this first step of the project is "Chi sono io?"(Who am I?) by Gianni Rodari.
Activity:

1. Read the story with your students
2. Encourage a discussion on its meaning
3. The students draw pictures based on the text, representing the characters and themselves
4. They share their drawings and ideas with their classmates
5. They share them with the partners in the INTRODUCTIONS forum and during the live events.

Please remember to share in the project library all the readings you used for STEP 1 - Who am I?
We will discuss the readings during the live meetings.