WORK PROCESS:

September: introducing ourselves and our schools (padlet)
October: National Hair Day or World (1 Oct) / Smile Day (4 Oct)
November: World Children's Day (20 Nov) /making a project logo (voting)
December: National Sock Day (4 Dec) / National Eat a Red Apple Day (1 Dec)
January: National Hat Day (15 Jan)
February: National Umbrella Day (10 Feb) / Safer Internet Day (9 Feb)
March: World Frog Day (20 Mar)
April: Earth Day (22 Apr)
May: Sun Day (3 May)
June: creating our own special day and celebrating it / making project photo movie or poster (Kizoa, Storybook)

September: Padlet: Introduce yourself

October: World Smile Day (October)

- How would you celebrate World Smile Day? 

- Explain in a few sentences how your smile can change other people’s lives. 

- Write a short story in which you will illustrate how important and powerful your smile can be. 

- Interview a few friends, classmates, parents, grandparents or siblings and tell us what they say about "a smile".

- Do some reasearch and find out how many different types of smiles there are.

 November: World Children's Day (20 November)

 Create a logo and post it on Lino.

December: National Sock Day (4 December)

Think of some creative or fun ways to use socks. 

February

How should we celebrate Happy Umbrella Day, 10th February? Share your ideas and submit them to Padlet.

Padlet

World Frog Day (20th March)

The World Frog Day has been celebrated since 2009. The Day is created with an intention to save the different varieties of frogs from being extinct. Frogs are tailless amphibians whose origin dates back to nearly 256 million years ago. They have many cultural roles including literature, symbolism, and religion.

Make a presentation:

Frogs in literature

Frogs in religion

The symbolism of frogs

Earth Day (22 April)

Sun Day (3 May)

The sun is one of the safest ecological energy sources that does not pollute the environment. The applications of its energy are impressive and limitless.