PEACE CELEBRATION

This year our students of 6th grade have made some original pinwheels as a way to celebrate peace. They have enjoyed a lot while preparing them.

         Once the students have made the pinwheels they have all celebrated peace day at the playground. They had fun and waved them full of joy. Look at them !!!

EGYPTIAN MASKS

Brighten up half term with some awesome crazy egyptian masks.

It's super simple to make carnival masks with the kids and they can really let their imagination run wild.

Peppa Pig Carnival Costumes DIY.Carnival Party Fancy Dress Play Doh.

PAPER TOYS

These days the first graders are dealing with paper toys.

They're given a couple of them holding hands one to the other.

The idea is to realise differences and similarities, and at the same time reckon on identity.

We are now ready for our "Peace Song"

PINWHEELS FOR PEACE

This year we have thought to make pinwheels in order to celebrate Non Violence and Peace Day.

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Learn how to make a pinwheel that spins !

Let´s sing along this so friendly and catchy song called "Paz,paz,paz" by Juanes.

And why not carry on singing this outstanding song " Heal the World"composed by M.Jackson
This first one with the lyrics.

This second one it's a recording of the Live Concert held at Munich Olympic Stadium in 1997.

Have a look at Peppa and her schoolmates celebrating International Day.

CROCODILES FROM THE NILE

There're so many crocodiles along River Nile !

These are paper toys to play a lot with.

They're fun and aesy to be moved because of the attached wooden sticks .

The second graders actions:

* Cut them out.

* Colour them both parts - head and tail-

* Fold a given strip of paper like an accordion.

Now you've been working on your own crocodile paper toy, let's get to know the following cartoon.

These second graders are bringing their stuff at home to play with.

Also during the lesson we enjoy our very special time for storytelling.

Alma is telling them the story called "Crodile"

The attentive kids talked about their favourite character at the end of the story.