🧳👀 What’s in Suity’s Suitcase This Time?
Another important message of Suity for all eTwinners involved in the project!
In the video below, she revealed the next stage of our virtual journey and the incredible discoveries that awaited us 🌍✨
The flag of Greenland!
We created an interactive poster to spread our advice to the world:
RESPECT for the Arctic environment!
We shared our fun and engaging experiences about ice melting, the change of state of water from liquid to solid, the creations on ice!
Online games in Greenland!
Our journey to Greenland opened our eyes to a world of ice, light, and incredible resilience. We discovered breathtaking landscapes of glaciers and fjords, learned how people and animals adapt to extreme conditions, and explored the unique wildlife of the Arctic. We were fascinated by Inuit traditions, daily life in small communities, and the deep respect for nature that shapes Greenlandic culture. We also learned about climate change and why this region is so important for the whole planet. Inspired by everything we explored, we chose to continue our journey through online games, using our new knowledge to learn, play, and travel even further—this time to the edge of the Arctic world.
Lets explore the worlds largest island. Students can dive into games and learn about unique geography of glaciers, arctic animals living in Greenland and learning more information about this remote location.
For older pupils:
Game show quiz / Quiz / Match up / Spin the wheel
For both ages (with some help for the youngers):
Pop the balloons
For younger pupils
True or false / Matching pairs
During our 5th eTwinning student meeting, we went on a special trip to Greenland with Google Earth. We explored the capital, Nuuk, looked at its colorful houses, and admired the statue The Mother of the Sea. Among whales, seals, and polar bears, we discovered the wonders of the Arctic. Then, an iceberg told us its story and asked for our help because it is melting: an emotional moment that made us reflect on the importance of protecting the planet. The Turkish children shared their experience and we said an emotional goodbye to Greenland. 🌎💚