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Some pictures taken during our reading session in Italian and English.

Natura, vattene! - Nature, go away! Poem by Gianni Rodari

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Day of European Authors - eTwinning project Think green, go clean, survive (2)

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Students of class I M had a reading session in Italian and English to celebrate the Day of European Authors, 25th March.

They read a poem, Nature, go away! - Natura, vattene! (in Italian) by Gianni Rodari.

Here's a digital presentation.

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Day of European Authors - eTwinning project “Think green, go clean, survive”

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Middle School Dante Alighieri Catania Italy - 1H

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Middle School Dante Alighieri Catania Italy - 1H

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Today for European Authors' Day we selected authors from our library and took turns reading a page of their books. Reading is beautiful!

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Poems on nature - Digipad by La Digitale

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They will be working on it  - work in progress

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Poems on nature - Digipad by La Digitale

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Une application en ligne pour créer des murs multimédias collaboratifs proposée par La Digitale

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Middle School-Dante Alighieri _Catania-Italy-class 2° A

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Middle School-Dante Alighieri _Catania-Italy-class 2° A

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Reading session with my students of 2 A to celebrate the Day of European authors, 25th March 2024. My students read some books of European Authors chosen from the library of the school.

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Students' reviews of the poem "Nature, go away!" by Gianni Rodari

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Students' reviews of the poem "Nature, go away!" by Gianni Rodari

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Students’ reviews of the poem “Nature, go away!” - Digipad by La Digitale

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Une application en ligne pour créer des murs multimédias collaboratifs proposée par La Digitale

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Școală Gimnaziala Nr.1 Roșiori Jud. Bacău România, prof coordonator Melinte Ancuța

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Școală Gimnaziala Nr.1 Roșiori Jud. Bacău România, prof coordonator Melinte Ancuța

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Think green, go clean, survive - Digipad by La Digitale

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Une application en ligne pour créer des murs multimédias collaboratifs proposée par La Digitale

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PRIMARY SCHOOL DON GUANELLA-ITALY

TEACHERS: PICA NATASCIA - CLAUDIA IABONI

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Esra Burcu Ağıllı and her students team - Istiklal Primary School

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Esra Burcu Ağıllı and her students team - Istiklal Primary School

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We discussed ‘Nature is what we see’ from Emily Dickinson. She defines the nature as what we see, hear and sense. She tells the beauty of our nature and it’s perfect harmony but, as she ends the poem, she makes it clear that no one can fully put it into any “art.” My students loved the poem and it helped them to express their feelings about nature.

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My students read and tried to discuss the poem” Nature is what you say”. They focused on the fact that everything around us was nature according to the poem. The beauty of nature was mentioned. They liked it and the activity.

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Selin ARTUN - Seniha Mayda Secondary School

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Selin ARTUN - Seniha Mayda Secondary School

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We hosted writer and nature explorer Sima Özkan at our school. We had a conversation about recycling, compost, climate crisis and endangered animals. Students read the author's book about birds and asked questions.

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Ferentino 2 I.C. Italy- Teacher Pica Natascia

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Ferentino 2 I.C. Italy- Teacher Pica Natascia

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We speak with the pupils of Maria Montessori. In her first book The method of scientific pedagogy applied to childhood education in children's homes, dedicates an entire chapter to Nature in education, because she considers nature an important element to be integrated into her pedagogical vision of the school reality.

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the world ıs too much wıth us The world is too much with us; late and soon, Getting and spending, we lay waste our powers;– Little we see in Nature that is ours; We have given our hearts away, a sordid boon! This Sea that bares her bosom to the moon; The winds that will be howling at all hours, And are up–gathered now like sleeping flowers; For this, for everything, we are out of tune; It moves us not. Great God! I’d rather be A Pagan suckled in a creed outworn; So might I, standing on this pleasant lea, Have glimpses that would make me less forlorn; Have sight of Proteus rising from the sea; Or hear old Triton blow his wreathèd horn.

My students, we analyzed the poem "The world is too much with us" by WILLIAM WORDSWORTH, one of the European writers. Based on this poem, my students gained awareness about giving due importance to nature.

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suna özbek bozkurt-bandırma secondary school

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suna özbek bozkurt-bandırma secondary school

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A climate change poem for today: Silent Sea by Rachael Boast

Silent Sea

We were the first that ever burst
Into that silent sea
- ST Coleridge

Another vessel sheds the chrome
of its silver mile until a mile
meanders into three, triples again

over the reef. Nothing can breathe
under oil, nor register that
dark membrane’s slick

over sight. We were the first
cracking the hull of the earth
open, our foolish husbandry

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PATRIZIA CAROTENUTO, IC DD1- CAVOUR, MARCIANISE, ITALY

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PATRIZIA CAROTENUTO, IC DD1- CAVOUR, MARCIANISE, ITALY

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Celebrating European Authors' Day on March 25, we talked about different authors and books we knew, about the characters of different books and read fragments of books we loved.