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Erasmus Days in Slovakia

October 24, 2020

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About the project

The European Commission support for the production of this blog does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects only the views of the authors and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein. context / project background All participating schools unanimously put the focus on increasing their effort in Europe-related work supported by active and vivid European projects. Goal is a constant development of teaching staff and student community including the school profiles. We aspire to involve students into the active project work (particularly the schools who did not travel with children before) as well as providing, increasing and using experiences (schools with practical traveling experience). According to this background the project "Childhood in a box" was developed by six schools from Germany, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Greece, Italy and Spain. goals Students and teachers reflect

FlashMob - Task 8

There were hours of training of the dance which was invented by Katarina, a German PE teacher. Luckily, there were lots of teachers interested in taking part in this FlashMob. For some schools, this activity was something new and we could see pupils really loved it. However, they surely have to train more their common movements, rhythm, concentration and so one. Hopefully there will be another FlashMob in the future. It was funny and thanks to all the teachers who did it without saying NO.

Be a hero for one day - Slovakia

During TPM in Italy teachers decided to invite real heroes to school as children can meet them and learn more about their work. It was said the invited heroes could come from different work sectors. Although COVID19 broke down some of our activities, at the beginning of March, Slovak teacher Zuzana Vojsovičová invited a professional environmentalist working for Nature Conservation Area Čadca. He was sharing his professional experience with our youngest children, 1stGraders, from Primary School Nábrežná. His was talking about his long time term observation related to animals, nature and people in the nature. It was interesting and pupils were listening very attentively. Children could learn how long animals live, what they eat and what kind of their footprints can be found in the wood. The topic about the baby animals and how the animals look after their babies was also well liked. During his presentation, children could see photos on the white board and dream about becoming an environ

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