Me, my school, my city by Αθανασία Γκλεζάκη

Athanasia Glezaki

glezaki_a — 2021-09-29 19:24:25 UTC

I work in primary schools many years now and I love being a teacher. This year I teach a class of 18 wonderful students in year 3 (Γ΄ τάξη) and I hope that they will love this project.
My school is the 3rd Primary School of Zakynthos which is a historical school located near the port of the island. It was built in 1932 and it is one of the 3 buildings that were not destroyed in the big earthquake in 1953. It has 250 students in 12 classes and 26 teachers.
3ο ΔΗΜΟΤΙΚΌ ΣΧΟΛΕΙΟ ΤΟΥ ΑΜΜΟΥ

Margarita Dakoronia

margaritad1006 — 2021-10-04 19:37:32 UTC

I am ready to travel to prehistory to meet dinosaurs as an astronaut from Nasa as I am standing outside of my school, 32nd Primary School of Piraeus in Greece. All the rest are simply details.:):)

Selda YAKUT

2021-10-05 13:55:51 UTC

Hello,
I am an English teacher at Göbel ŞNK Primary School in Balıkesir/Turkey.I have been working as a teacher for about ten years and I am interested in history.My students also love history they are curious about dinosors and prehistory.Let's have a time journey adventure together back to the past and explore fossils and prehistory of mankind.

Giada Pieri (and Scott)

g_delyrium — 2021-10-06 13:28:02 UTC

I'm Giada, half English Teacher, half Cultural Manager, but entirely creative ;)
I like my students to have incredible experiences, to grow up creative and open minded, travelling with fantasy in any place and era...that's why I'm here! In Palazzuolo we have an Archeological Museum with prehistory finds that we'0d like to show you during the project.
I've got a friend who helps me: his name is Scott and he loves Dino too, as you can see!

Lucía Pérez

luciaph89 — 2021-10-11 16:23:25 UTC

Hello everybody!
I am Lucía Pérez and I so excited about our project. I am primary school teacher since 2019 and I love to try ABP and other methodologies that involve the students in their learning proccess in a motivated way. Currently, I have a class with 22 children, they are in first grade (6 years) so right now we are trying to improve their autonomy working the motor skills and oral speaking.
We already have started the prehistory project, building a cave, bringing some tools and doing global tasks with the prehistory topics (like songs, vocabulary...).
My school is in a village close to my city (Huelva), only 20 minutes by car. The village it's called 'El Rompido' and it is a beautiful place with coast and forest around it. Our environment is fantastic to plan open air activities and learning sciences.
We are very happy to star this new stage in primary collaborating with many schools.

Kriona Nafsika(Greece)

nafsikakriona — 2021-10-11 22:17:32 UTC

Hello collaborators! I have been working as a primary school teacher since 2008. This year I have a class with 7 fantastic children, aged 8-9 years.

Our school is located in Ossa,a mountain village that is only 40 kilometers from the city of Thessaloniki.All students who attend our school are only 45. This is all that all of us, students and teachers feel our school as our second home!
The school building is made of stone and its courtyard is surrounded by trees and a playground.My students love dinosaurs and that was my motivation for participating in this project!
This is my first time participating in an e-twinning project, and for that I thank Athanasia Glezaki who encouraged me, despite my doubts!
Let us all enjoy this project, students and teachers!

Joanna Vrentzou, Greece

ioannavrentzou — 2021-10-13 17:26:07 UTC

Hello partners! I am an english teacher at the 7th primary school of Alimos, Greece. Alimos is a suburb in Athens. My school has 120 students. They love dinosaurs so I think this is the right project for them! I am an Erasmus teacher too! Looking forward to working with all of you!

Argyro Pavlou

2021-10-17 07:45:36 UTC

Hello collaborators!
I have been working as a teacher since 2006. Since 2007 I have been teaching in the primary school of Astypalaia which is located close to the old port of the island.
This year, my class is the 3rd grade. 12 wonderful and creative pupils are impatient to learn everything about dinosaurs! We have already started our project by learning about prehistory.
Let's have a wonderful journey!

Jelena Rnjak, Croatia, Split.

jrnjak888 — 2021-10-24 19:26:40 UTC

I work in a group of 24 children (3-7 years). I love stories for children, enjoy music, I love the rich cultural heritage of Croatia and the nature that surrounds us. Kindergarten "Grigor Vitez"

It was founded on July 1, 1991. These are a total of 20 facilities in different locations in the city of Split, where each kindergarten has its own name and are connected into a single institution named Grigor Vitez.

The institution is named after the famous Croatian children's poet, author of many poetry collections and books of children's stories, editor of children's books and magazines, translator, teacher, pedagogue and pedagogical-literary thinker.

Our Institution consists of 48 educational groups (of which 11 nursery and 37 kindergarten. Of the 37 kindergarten groups, 4 are groups of the Special Program for children with major disabilities).
Split is the second largest city in the Republic of Croatia. The center of the city is Diocletian's Palace, which was built from 295 to 305 by the Roman emperor. The historical core of Split, together with Diocletian's Palace, was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979. Split is also recognizable in the world for its athletes.

https://www.dv-grigorvitez.hr/dv-adriana.html

Hello everyone, I'm Anna Rita, a teacher of Italian language and technology in a primary school in central Italy, practically we are halfway between Rome and Naples.My school is one of the oldest schools in my country and it is also an etwinning school: we have participated in etwinning projects since 2005. The first location of this school was a palace donated by a nobleman to the municipality of Pontecorvo and for a long time it was called "Baronial Palace", now it is located in another building that has the name of an old teacher of Pontecorvo.Pontecorvo was built on the banks of the Liri river, has a medieval origin, was under the dominion of Montecassino and during the Second World War it suffered heavy bombing and was destroyed. My pupils are 8 years old and are about to tackle the study of prehistory and therefore find out all about dinosaurs.My school is I'm sure this project will be a great experience!

rean2005 — 2021-10-24 21:24:00 UTC