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Greeny on tour for the environment

Registered on 09.10.2008 - Closed on 06.09.2011

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The project is about protecting the environment with an emphasis on how local decisions can have global effects.

  • Subjects: Art, Biology, Cross Curricular, Environmental Education, Foreign Languages, Geography, Informatics / ICT, Language and Literature, Mathematics / Geometry, Media Education, Natural Sciences, Physics, Primary School Subjects
  • Languages: ES - DE - EN - FR
  • Pupil's age: 6 - 12
  • Tools to be used: Chat, e-mail, Forum, MP3, Other software (Powerpoint, video, pictures and drawings), Video conference, Virtual learning environment (communities, virtual classes, ...), Web publishing
  • Aims: The pupils will be encouraged to develop their own ideas for protecting the environment.
  • Work process: The link will be a little bird "Greeny", who will "fly" over Europe and report back via a dedicated website... read more
  • Expected results: Through a variety of activities, children will discover how other countries are actively tackling pressing environment issues such as recycling,... read more
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Project partners - 4 partner(s)
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Isabel guillén Espejo-Saavedra

School Icon Hijas de Jesús (A Coruña, Spain)

Subjects: Environmental Education, Foreign Languages, Geography, Informatics / ICT

Languages: EN

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Iwona Demko

School Icon Zespół Szkół nr 36 (Bydgoszcz, Poland)

Subjects: Art, Citizenship, Environmental Education, Foreign Languages, Informatics / ICT, Media Education, Music, Natural Sciences

Languages: EN

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Manfred Werner

School Icon Dunant-Grundschule (Berlin, Germany)

Subjects: Environmental Education, Informatics / ICT, Mathematics / Geometry, Media Education, Primary School Subjects

Languages: DE - EN

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Stephen Mason

School Icon St Augustine's Catholic Primary School, Weymouth (Weymouth, United Kingdom)

Subjects: Social Studies / Sociology

Languages: EN

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Oct
16
2008
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