Our fifth and sixth grade students made this presentation video, in which they showed the Greek students the school and, also, their favorite sports.
Face: eyes, ears, mouth, nose, horns, hair.
Legs and arms.
Tails and wings.
The products are stunning!
We have taken advantage of our Olympic mascosts to create some drawings and descriptions. We have learnt about parts of the body and face.
Our Primary students have been designing a pictionary related with ancient olympics. Besides, they have created some QR codes to help the rest of the community finding some interesting facts about the pictures they have drawn.
We have done some craft-work in Arts to create individual laurel crowns. Apart from this, we are working on a huge crown made of all the leaves that our Primary students are painting.
Cities and countries.
Flags.
Heights and weights.
Birth data.
Kinds of medals: gold, silver and bronze.
Individual and team sports.
Olympic cities and years.
Family members.
Training habits.
Finally the day arrived and our fifth and sixth grade students were able to meet the students from Greece, with whom we are carrying out our eTwinning project about the Olympic Games.
They solved riddles about sports, we asked them if they also eat grapes at the end of the year and we also discovered that the Three Wise Men don't stop by, but Santa Claus does. It was a great experience!
Our students and the Greek students shared a Padlet with their favorite Christmas songs, cards, wishes, recipes and drawings.
We have already shared our videos about the sports we like the most, we have created our netiquette rules and, now, we are sharing in a Padlet what we like about this Christmas season. But, when will we meet the students from Greece? We tell you that we already have a date for the video call, so nervous!
The Olympic Rings are one of the most meaningful resource to learn about the Olympics. That is why our students have created some crafts to link different rings in Arts. The Olympic Rings will decorate our school thanks to our students crafts!
We have created some Olympic torches to motivate our students to learn things. For this reasong we have dedicated a session in Arts to create their our Olympic torches. They loved them!