Subjects: Art,Citizenship,Economics,Environmental Education,Foreign Languages,Geography,History,Informatics / ICT,Language and Literature,Mathematics / Geometry,Media Education,Primary School Subjects,Technology

Languages: - EN - LT - RU -

My pupils are 8 - 11 years old. Students create the book about Lithuania's castles and manors, their history and traditions. Through presentations (Power Point, Prezi, Mouse Mischief), e-mails, photos, letters and others tools - we will change ideas and we will visit different countries. Or we can be interested in Your suggestion :)

Autumn in my town (Closed on 11.05.2010)

This project is meant to find out how autumn unfolds in different countries and to learn about other countries, towns and peaople.

Contact Seminar for Early Ages Teachers (Started on 19.04.2013)

Trainning platform for participants.

I know your country, do you know mine? (Started on 09.04.2013)

Each team chooses to talk about a country The team will present selected country: flag, capital, landforms, people, games for children, food and traditional costumes, where they go on holidays What school is like? What is the weather like? What...

My summer (Started on 20.07.2012)

Students draw pictures about summer.

Old and nice Easter traditions (Closed on 24.02.2008)

We will to try do a collaborative work about Easter traditions.

Puzzle in Cultures: Culture Jam (Started on 26.04.2013)

Six countries (Latvia, Lithuania, the Czech Republic, Poland, Cyprus, France) are going to participate on a project that describes traditions, habits, free time activities, places, songs and legends in different regional in Europe.

Traditions across Europe (Closed on 23.10.2010)

The purpose of the project is to create a blog called traditionsacrosseurope.wordpress.com where the students and the teachers involved in the project will both communicate and post materials about the traditions that exist in their countries, region...

We (Closed on 18.12.2005)

Creative work in writing,draw,fotos,projects in different themes, powerpoint.

Winnie the Pooh – who doesn’t know him? (Started on 22.04.2013)

This is a project between Primary School students or kindergarden pupils about Winnie the Pooh, his story and adventures.