Pics and facts from Europe: a prezi!

Teacher Laurence Coutelas made this prezi that shows each step of our project together this year.
We really did a lot of things and the students were really very good!

So have a  loot at it and enjoy!

THANKS A LOT LAURENCE!

Pics and facts from Europe: a video to tell parents about our project

Next Friday 7th June students of Class III A will show their parents all the works and the projects they have been carrying out this school year. Among the projects there is also an eTwinning project they liked doing and that allowed them to know more about other people's culture and life. They also had the chance to meet European teenagers and talk with them in English using the chat room in TwinSpace. 

The students described their school, their villages through photos of the most important places and of the street names so that they could also talk about the history and culture of their coutreis.

The last activity we did was a video of Giove with the Itlaian mascot of the project as a tourist guide!

Doing this video wasn't easy because they had to learn the things to say in English and this was quite hard for them but ... they did it: WELL DONE STUDENTS!

The other activities of this project are all reported in the blogs in the eTwinning platform and here is a video that summarizes the most peculiar ones.

Pics and facts from Europe

Pics and Facts from Europe is the etwinning project in which students of class III A are involved this year.

We are working with school of other countries, mainly with a French school and the main objectives of the projects are:

- to work in team both in class and among schools;

- to share ideas and work;

- to improve the use of the ICT;

- to use and improve English;

- to make friends across Europe;

- to get to know other European countries and their cultures better.

We have started working in this project at the beginning of the school year and last Thursday the students had their first chat session. They could "talk" with their new French friends asking each other personal info. In this way the students realized how important is being able to speak English and how nice is having the chance to communicate with teenagers from another country.

But while the students were talking with their French partners the lights went out because the weather was stormy, windy and rainy and ...

Anyway, despite the fact the students had to stop chatting, they really liked the experience and have been glad to "meet" the French students and teacher too!

We hope to have a longer chat next time!