Grescy the project,timetable
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This document outlines the objectives and activities for a school project focused on protected animal species. The project aims to integrate topics related to protected animals across various subjects including language, English, math, science, art, ICT, history, and home economics. For each subject, objectives are defined and activities are listed that will help students meet those objectives. Some example objectives are to produce texts about animals, understand endangered species, and appreciate cuisine from different countries. Corresponding activities include creating storybooks, surveys, art projects, games, and cooking. Most activities are collaborative in nature and will take place between January and November.
Grescy the project,timetable
- 1. The project.
- 2. GRESCY – (PROTECTED ANIMALS) PROJECT DETAILS This document’s purpose is to make known the objectives that were set out for the project and what activities were done in order for those objectives to be met! For each subject in the curriculum that would be integrated into the project there are two sections that can be seen below. Section one lists the objective for that subject and section two lists the activities that were done in order for that objective to be met!
- 3. Language : Objetives: Produce texts about animals within the project that have prominence e.g. stories, tales, proverbs, descriptions and riddles. Conduct research to find information in order to produce the texts mentioned above. Activities: Protected animal identity cards (Collaborative) Protected animal story book – key theme (Collaborative) Trivial pursuit board game (Collaborative) Once upon a time story ( collaborative)
- 4. English: Objectives Read, write, listen to and talk about different animals i.e. develop the 4 basic language skills. Communication with others via email or online chats. Understand dialogues and other expressions. English Activities Protected animals story book – complete the story (Collaborative) Protected animal story book – key theme (Collaborative) Trivial pursuit board game (Collaborative) Switcheroo zoo pictures (Collaborative) The weakest link live game via Skype Family Feud online game via Skype Once upon a time story.
- 5. Maths Objectives Prepare survey questions they will ask to other classmates Show their findings via graphs and charts Activities Creating the Family Feud survey questions Giving the Family Feud questionnaire to other students Compiling the results received from the Family Feud questionnaire Making bar graphs and charts from the results found (Collaborative)
- 6. Science Objectives Identify and name a diverse range of animals from all over the world. List different ways on how to conserve and protect animals. Categorize animals in different groups e.g. mammals, fish and more. Science activities Animal adoption(Collaborative)
- 7. Art Objectives Create a variety of graphic materials. Engage in artistic activities that stimulates their imagination and their creativity. Make different art pictures of beauty and originality. Activities Logo competition Complete the picture (Collaborative) Protected animals calendar (Collaborative) Miniature model of wax museum restaurant (Collaborative) Switcheroo zoo pictures (Collaborative)
- 8. ICT ICT objectives Use the computer safely and responsibly. Create and edit documents such as essays, videos, Powerpoints, simple multimedia presentations and more. Find information related to different animal themes. Use items such as a webcam, an interactive whiteboard, CD player. Surf the internet and interact with different communication programs e.g. Skype Create games, puzzles, stories, drawings and more online. Have a basic understanding of the software and web pages that will be used for the project. Send and reply to e-mail via the eTwinning platform.
- 9. ICT ICT activities Zootopia song competition (Collaborative) Complete the picture (Collaborative) Protected animals calendar (Collaborative) Switcheroo zoo pictures (Collaborative) Creating the Family Feud survey questions Compiling the results received from the Family Feud questionnaire Making bar graphs and charts from the results found (Collaborative) Protected animals story book – complete the story (Collaborative) Protected animal story book – key theme (Collaborative) Trivial pursuit board game (Collaborative) The weakest link live game via Skype Family Feud online game via Skype
- 10. History Objectives Understand why some animals are no longer with us (extinct). Understand what happened in the past so the same doesn’t happen in the future (endangered species). Activities Once upon a time story
- 11. Home Economics Objectives Appreciate the cuisine from different countries. Activities Making animal shaped cakes/dishes
- 12. Timing Language: January- February-March English: April-May-June Maths: February-October-November Science: September Art: January-May-October-November ICT: All months History: September Home economics: June Temporalize activities is difficult, because the activities have been interrelated between them, , but roughly this is an indicative timetable.