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1st Edu Trip ICS Costa- Lapidarium Civic Ferrara-Musei Civici di Arte Antica Ferrara - Date 17th April 2018- Classes 5 A and 5 B Manzoni Primary School
1st Edu Trip ICS Costa- Lapidarium Civic Ferrara-Musei Civici di Arte Antica Ferrara - Date 17th April 2018- Classes 5 A and 5 B Manzoni Primary School
Mystery of History- A4 Let the art take a part- 1st Educational Trip Civic Lapidary in Ferrara- Classes 5 A and 5 B Primary School Manzoni- ICS Costa Ferrara- 17th May 2018
CIVIC LAPIDARY – FERRARA
VIA CAMPOSABBIONARIO, 1
Funeral masonry dominates among the pieces exhibited, which date from the first half of the 1st century A.D. to the 3rd century A.D., the period in which the custom of writing on stone and marble began to die out throughout the Roman world, housed in the former church of Santa Libera.Most of them are funeral stele and there also some impressive sarcophagi that are richly decorated, bearing witness to the social and territorial organisation of the delta are in the Roman period. Among the pieces present is the large sarcophagus of the Aurelii (3rd century A.D.), a real masterpiece of Ravenna's production, and the small sarcophagus of the child Neon, which comes from Voghenza.
Ferrara official website Ferrara Terra e Acqua
http://www.ferraraterraeacqua.it/…/museums…/lapidary-museum…
CivicLapidaryFeTheFirtstEduTrip17.04.18.5A e 5B Manzoni.pdf2nd Edu Trip ICS Costa- Castrum Ferrara- Date 21st May 2018- Classes 1 A Costa Primary School and 3 B Manzoni Primary School
2nd Edu Trip ICS Costa- Castrum Ferrara- Date 21st May 2018- Classes 1 A Costa Primary School and 3 B Manzoni Primary School
Primary students of 1st and 3rd classes had a beautiful journey around the center of Ferrara and the Castrum walking around the ancient streets where the Po river used to flow when Ferrara was born. The children laid a paper river with paper fish to simulate the real one and remember the very beginning of Ferrara.
3rd Edu Trip ICS Costa- Sant'Antonio in Polesine Monastery- Date 4th June 2018- - Classes 5 A and 5 B Manzoni Primary School
3rd Edu Trip ICS Costa- Sant'Antonio in Polesine Monastery- Date 4th June 2018- - Classes 5 A and 5 B Manzoni Primary School
The 3rd Edu Trip ICS Costa Ferrara
The third trip of the Alda Costa institute is articulated in two moments and it involved four classes: two classes of the Boiardo secondary school and one class of the Manzoni primary school:
- A. From Ferrara to Tresigallo sailing with the boat in the river Po di Volano - 15th May 2018- Classes 1 E and 3 E Boiardo secondary school
- B. Monastery of Sant'Antonio in Polesine - 4th june 2018- Classes 5 A and 5 B Manzoni Primary school
Description:
A. From Ferrara to Tresigallo sailing with the boat in the river Po di Volano - 15th May 2018- Classes 1 E and 3 E Boiardo secondary school
The students sailed on the Po di Volano river from the Ferrara dock to Tresigallo town “the city of the 900”. They observed the river ecosystem and they have drawn the plants and the animals of the river.
Alda Costa web site
http://scuole.comune.fe.it/…/la-boiardo-naviga-da-ferrara-a…
B. Monastery of Sant'Antonio in Polesine - 4th june 2018- Classes 5 A and 5 B Manzoni Primary School
Alda Costa web site
http://scuole.comune.fe.it/…/educational-trip-mystery-of-hi…
During the trip the students saw traces of the ancient course of the river Po in the street of the streets of the city center. Then the students visited the monastery of Sant’Antonio in Polesine. During the trip the students made an illustrated travel diary. Later they completed the work in the classroom
Set in the heart of the medieval city, the monastery of Sant’Antonio in Polesine still gives the sense of isolation and tranquillity it did during its early years, when it stood upon an island in the middle of the Po.
The name "in Polesine" does not refer to the area of Polesine, but to its original situation, high ground surrounded by water. The monastery, founded in the early Middle Ages by Augustinians hermits, stood on an island in the middle of the Po River.
Beatrice II d’Este, daughter of marquis Azzo Novello and a Benedictine nun, received the monastery from her father as a gift for her community. Around 1257, Beatrice moved into the convent, where she died in 1264 to be beatified in 1270. Since then, the monastery has been under the patronage of the House of Este.
Ferrara official website:
http://www.ferraraterraeacqua.it/…/monastery-of-santantonio…
http://www.artecultura.fe.it/…/monastero-di-sant-antonio-in…
http://scuole.comune.fe.it/3479/la-boiardo-naviga-da-ferrara-a-tresigallo
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