During the month of December we have carried out various Christmas activities to share with our YEAH! partners.
The first activity took place on 17 December to show us how we live Christmas in each of our countries. It was a very enriching session where we learned many cultural aspects and curiosities. In our case we opted for a collaborative google presentation. Alejandro, Lucía and Víctor were in charge of presenting our final product.
From right to left: Lucia, Victor and Alejandro (background).
Presentation exposed to our partners of the Project YEAH!
To congratulate our partners we have chosen to make beautiful Christmas cards, mostly handmade, a collaborative Christmas tree that has decorated the entrance to the classroom of 5º E, good wishes for 2021 and a Christmas carol sung by the 5th level (Teachers: Rebeca, Lucila, Daniel, Carmen and Juan Antonio). All our works have been compiled and can be consulted at YEAH! Christmas Padlet.
Christmas card made by Jorge (5º E).
Hayzam making one of the slides of the presentation with our Christmas traditions.
Victor, disguised as Father Christmas, poses at the entrance to the classroom next to our collaborative Christmas tree.
Christmas carol sung by all the groups of the 5th level,
From the Portfolio Project we have joined the activity of "Christmas Curiosities from European Countries". The activity has been coordinated by Lucila Audije and we invite you to read our experience in previous entries of this blog.
Teachers Belén and María José with their 5 year old students send you their Christmas greetings.
Students of Teacher Belén López (5 years old).
Students of Teacher María José Díez (5 years old B).
Students of Teacher Esther Paniagua (4 years old) made traditional Christmas Cards with recycled materials. Congratulations!
Finally, and in order to give visibility to all the work and all the students, we have chosen to edit a video that shows in images the process followed and the activities carried out during this month. We hope you like it.
Such creative and well-edited work!
ResponderEliminarHappy New Year! Let's hope it's a better one.