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Based on "Culture in a box" of Projects Kits for Culture, whit this project students will have a change to look for, classify, talk about, share, write, compare and present information on their culture and that of their partner and produce PowerPoint presentations on the 10 main characteristics of the partner's country.
- Subjects: Foreign Languages, Informatics / ICT, Language and Literature, Primary School Subjects
- Languages: EN - IT
- Pupil's age: 8 - 10
- Tools to be used: Chat, e-mail, Other software (Powerpoint, video, pictures and drawings), Virtual learning environment (communities, virtual classes, ...)
- Aims: Consider the definition of culture and reflect on what this means to them.
Share relevant information about their culture whit their... read moreConsider the definition of culture and reflect on what this means to them.
Share relevant information about their culture whit their European partners.
Create "Culture in a box" presentations.Reflect on what they learned about the other country and the differences and similarities between the two cultures.
Write reflective essay on what they have learned.
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- Work process: 1:Brainstorming: Students reflect about what is cultural heritage.
2:Students collect information and select 10 cultural aspects about their own country... read more1:Brainstorming: Students reflect about what is cultural heritage.
2:Students collect information and select 10 cultural aspects about their own country to send their partner via e-mail. These information will be the basic for their partner's Culture in a box presentation.
3: Exchanging information:Students inform their partners about the 10 items they chose and send their information cards to each other.
4:Students produce PowerPoint presentations on the 10 main characteristics of the partner's country.
5: The powerPoint presentations will be filed in the TwinSpace.
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- Expected results: Students look for, classify, talk about, share, write, compare and present information on their culture and that of their partner.
Students... read moreStudents look for, classify, talk about, share, write, compare and present information on their culture and that of their partner.
Students produce PowerPoint presentations on the 10 main characteristics of the partner's country. hide
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