Six schools, six countries working together in a common European School Exchange Project based on learning Art and improve our skills in English language through the study of our festivities and traditions as the starting point for the development of a coexistence in harmony.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
Although we don’t celebrate Thanksgiving in our country, we often learn about some interesting celebrations and traditions from around the world.
Now we know the origin of this holiday in the United States and other countries. We also enjoyed making a Thanksgiving turkey out of cardboard, using our hands as a template for its feathers.
We used Art to showcase these famous festivities, Halloween and Samhain, which are celebrated around the World.
We learned how to work with lines as a technique for decorating a Halloween drawing.
This time, our students have created self-portraits by following the steps.
It has been an interesting project, and here you can see the results.
A new school year has just begun. Our fifth-grade students are very excited about Arts class. It is a new year in which they learn Arts using English and Spanish to communicate with each other.
We have started our first lesson by learning how to make our hands using 3D techniques.
And these are the results of our efforts.
Our 6th and 5th graders have carried out a storytelling activity for pre-school, 1st and 2nd Primary students, as a playful way of highlighting the importance of reading.
The 6th grade students read the book ‘The Good Egg’ where the importance of respecting each other is emphasised.
The 5th grade students read the book "Around the World with Max and Lemon.,In it we can see that there is no one exactly like us, we can find someone similar, but not the same.
All the students enjoyed it very much, both the storytellers and our young audience.
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