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Around school ...Active citizenship inside CLIL/Geography and Erasmus Plus: our slideshow.

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Around school with Bulgarian teachers for moral fees (inside: Erasmus + KA1
"Open roads to Europe"
receiving partners for
Job shadowing)

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Discovering our Country

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Taking part in the project:

"Create a tourist guide of the area your school belongs to!!!

https://live.etwinning.net/projects/project/121129

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-FROM PIACENZA TO LONDON...
Transfer of communication and subject skills: comparing, evaluating and creating...
1.Let's explore the town centre on the map.
2.Read and complete the sentences with the positions.
3. Pair work: work on the map and create an itinerary.

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A HANDMADE BOOKLET
:"A CLIL stroll with the she-wolf"
Everyone's engagement, creativity and fun!

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Answer the questions  : checking the Knowledge / use of "language for learning" and orienteering.

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Fill in he gaps. Checking the knowledge / use of "language through learning" and subject content .

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Sharing, comparing, interacting, collaborating...

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A VIDEO PRESENTATION
Labelling pictures in collaboration.

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Our booklet is ready: come and see our town!

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Exploring the route...
Let's go to the town centre, discovering and recording some interesting signs of our past...With the guides and... open eyes! Let's observe and take notes.

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Revising symbols...and playing with cards (language of learning).

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Revising directions .from brainstorming to pair work... Let's make Direction Signs.

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Maps research.
Observing the map and interacting. "Language for learning practice.
-"Where's the river PO/the Facsal/the railway station...?"
-"What's in the... East/West/North/South?"
-"Point to... "
-"What can you see...?"
-How can I reach... (the train station) from... (Piazza Duomo)?

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Colouring and  defining the town centre on the map. Following the instructions: listen and do /listen and answer (Find and colour...Go to the South West...What's in the South East? Colour it...etc)
"Language for learning"

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.. Let's add  a "legend" ...(Writing for a purpose)
-Square shaped roads (Roman origins)
-the street connecting the two main "Piazzas"
-the way to reach our school...
- The way to reach Sant'Antonino Basilica...

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From Roman origins to nowadays...some tips for a visit in the centre of Piacenza

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Let's draw the itinerary on Scribblemaps...

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A stroll in the centre of Piacenza.
Working on the tests for a Prezi presentation: focusing on new words and expressions.

"Language through learning ".

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PIAZZA CAVALLI

It is the medieval centre in Piacenza that holds all the attractions of the town and your visit will focus in the central plaza - the Piazza dei Cavalli - and the surrounding streets. There are a good number of interesting buildings to enjoy, typically dating from the renaissance and earlier medieval periods.

Piazza dei Cavalli is dominated by Palazzo del Comune (the town hall, also called Il Gotico) which is a very fine 13th century palace constructed in marble and red brick.

The palace, surrounded by arcades at ground level, is generally considered to be one of the best surviving examples of medieval buildings in Italy, and is known as a 'broletto*'.
In the opposite end of Via XX Settembre is the Duomo - Piacenza's Cathedral. It is a Roman Catholic church and was built between 1122 and 1233. Today, it is one of the most valuable examples of a Romanesque cathedral in northern Italy.
Via XX Settembre is one of Piacenza's prominent shopping streets. It connects Piazza Duomo and Piazza Cavalli, connecting a symbol of political power with the religious through a straight road - as it was customary in the Middle Ages. It was renamed Via XX Settembre on the memory of the conquest of Rome by the King of Italy in 1870.

Gotico Palace:
where are the She-Wolves?
Look around...
San Francesco is a medieval Roman Catholic church in Piacenza, Italy. It was built , between 1278 and 1363,for a Franciscan order in a style described as Lombard Gothic.

In 1848, the annexation of Piacenza to the Kingdom of Sardinia was proclaimed from this church.
A stroll in the centre of Piacenza with the She-Wolf
In the same square there are two
17th century bronze statues by Francesco Mochi
and generally considered to be among
the finest examples of sculpture
from the baroque period
(the name of the square, Cavalli, means horses).
The Palace of the Governor (1787), in Piazza dei Cavalli at Piacenza, Italy, by architect Lotario Tomba,(1750-1823)with Sun's meridian. )

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PIAZZA CAVALLI It is the medieval centre in Piacenza that holds all the attractions of the town and your visit will focus in the central plaza - the Piazza dei Cavalli - and the surrounding streets. There are a good number of interesting buildings to enjoy, typically dating from the renaissance and earlier medieval periods.

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Class 5 C
Primary School: Don Minzoni.
Teacher: Marisa Badini
Let's make a historical itinerary