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Romanian students working on the vertical garden at school

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Romanian students working on the vertical garden at school

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The eTwinning project "Horticultural therapy in school" was developed in the school year 2019-2020 and was supported by teachers and students from Belgium, Portugal, Poland, and Romania.
Through this project, Romanian students had the opportunity to increase their knowledge about horticulture and the therapeutic role of plants, cultivating respect for nature, and the importance of a sustainable Planet.
Main objectives:
1. Improvement of health, well-being and establishing peer relationships.
2. Popularization of knowledge in gardening and nature education.
3. Develop knowledge regarding the use of plants for health and food.
4. Collaborate and actively participate in the community.
Romanian students worked collaboratively to create a vertical garden at school, and individual gardening at home.

You are welcome to visit our garden:
# eTwinning Platform:
https://live.etwinning.net/projects/project/194828
https://twinspace.etwinning.net/88775/home
# Padlet - the activity of Romanian students:
https://padlet.com/therapyhorticultural/Romania
# eBook collaborative, The Ideal European Garden:
https://read.bookcreator.com/jE1jM8UgTMPwHfEu1SzR8JNa5XF3/HimLGXP8SBGUFf9Dy46txQ

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The eTwinning project "Horticultural therapy in school" was developed in the school year 2019-2020 and was supported by teachers and students from Belgium, Portugal, Poland, and Romania. Through this project, Romanian students had the opportunity to increase their knowledge about horticulture and the therapeutic role of plants, cultivating respect for nature, and the importance of a sustainable Planet.

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# Dissemination event on eTwinning Live Platform

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# Dissemination event on eTwinning Live Platform

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# International Symposium "Collaborative learning in eTwinning" 2020

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# International Symposium "Collaborative learning in eTwinning" 2020

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# Horticultural therapy in school project on eTwinning Platform

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# Horticultural therapy in school project on eTwinning Platform

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Students created an avatar with Voki and posted it on padlet

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Students created an avatar with Voki and posted it on padlet

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Over 63% of the Romanian team's students are from rural areas, living in villages around the city of Focșani. Most have a home garden and work there in their free time.

Horticulture is a wonderful job: working in the fresh air, living the happiness of seeing your plants growing, being surrounded by aromas of flowers, earth, grass mixed together...

It is hard work, but it is a healthy therapy!

You are welcome to take a look at the Romanian students' garden. (click on the image)

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The garden of Romanian students - Wakelet

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Over 63% of the Romanian team's students are from rural areas, living in villages around the city of Focșani. Most have a home garden and work there in their free time.

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Please visit the garden of Romania students (click on the image)

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eBook collaborative - The Ideal European Garden 

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eBook collaborative - The Ideal European Garden 

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The result of our wonderful collaboration is an eBook (click on the image)

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Read this free ebook by Horticultural therapy . Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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On warm and sunny autumn days, we prepared our vertical garden for winter at school.

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Students activities:

1. Individual and teamwork research on the topics about horticultural therapy,  the therapeutic effects of plants and culinary uses.

2. Teamwork to translate information and create attractive ICT presentations, using various web 2.0 tools.

3. Teamwork to create at school a vertical garden with vegetables and aromatic plants.

4. Show home garden.

5. Dissemination of final products on media.

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Through this project, students developed the key competences:

communication in foreign languages

competences in maths, science and technology

digital competence

learning to learn

interpersonal, intercultural and social competences, and civic competence

cultural expression

Soft skills:

communication

collaboration

critical thinking

creativity

teamwork

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The project was developed in the school year 2019-2020, and was supported by teachers and students from Belgium, Portugal, Poland, and Romania.

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The Romanian team consists of 27 students, 9th grade, Tourism and catering field, and one teacher.

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1. Improvement of health, well-being and establishing peer relationships.
2. Popularization of knowledge in gardening and nature education.
3. Develop knowledge regarding the use of plants for health and food.
4. Collaborate and actively participate in the community.

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The eTwinning project Horticultural therapy in school offers students the opportunity to increase their knowledge about horticulture and the therapeutic role of plants, cultivating respect for nature, and the importance of a sustainable Planet.