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Visibility of eTwinning Projects Group July 2013 Newsletter -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Specific skills 2: Formulating sentences in concrete situations of communication Specific skills 3: Expressing ideas in familiar contexts to show interest and confidence Mathematics and environment General competencies: Identification of phenomena / relationship / regular / structures in the students environment Specific skills 4: showing care for correct behavior in relation to the natural and social environment Specific competence 5: Formulation of consequences resulting from observations of relationships, phenomena, processes simple Arts and Technology General Knowledge: Making creations functional and / or aesthetic using various basic materials and techniques Specific skills 6: Making objects / works / construction, based on spontaneous initiative to meet project tasks Music and movement General Knowledge: Interpretation of songs for children, with age-specific means Specific skills 7: Song collectively associating suggested accompaniment, of rhythm and measurement A.3. selecting content Language and communication: speech acts (to formulate an idea); forms of oral discourse (story retelling, dialogue) Mathematics and exploring the environment: animals Arts and Technology: working techniques; elements of visual language; equipment and instruments Music and movement: singing voice; elements of rhythm. A.4.Organizing content / themes Content and themes are organized in the form of a plan TwinSpace contributed by the founders, the other partners can make changes according to the specific class and curriculum. The project is divided into activities, each activity is a box of hopscotch. The platform for the project, activities are referred appropriately plan their own space in which partners using Web 2.0 tools demonstrate that they have achieved their objectives. A.5. Structuring learning situations, foreshadowing and joint learning experiences Aims: Language and Communication: - To dramatize, lectures known, using the finger puppets on hand puppets, masks - Participate in discussions in pairs / in groups on topics of interest (favorite animal, animal rights) - Formulation of statements by using words, pictures or data Mathematics and environment: - Make albums / collages / animal puzzles - To carry out experiments to highlight some features of materials Arts and Technology: - To realize collective works with different techniques and materials - Make cards, invitations, posters, etc.. - Make games, toys or objects thematic - Make simple layouts etc.. Music and movement: - To sing songs accompanied by movements Example of a learning situation: How to behave with animals? Objectives: - Known to dramatize readings using the finger puppets on hand puppets, masks - Participate in discussions in pairs / in groups on topics of interest (favorite animal, animal rights) - Formulation of statements by using words, pictures or data Method: role playing, bunch Forms of organization: the groups, in pairs Means: sheet flipchart, puppet on hand In the lesson "rabbit drummer" by Spyridon Vangheli students, cooperative groups are given the task to develop a cluster in which to record the texts studied to show animal characters (rabbit drummer, Fram, polar bear Cezar Petrescu, Girl old woman and old man's daughter by Ion Creanga, judgment of fox Petre Ispirescu). Each group has to nominate two representatives to achieve a dialogue between two texts animal characters to choose from. The focus is on how people behave towards animals. This learning fosters collaborative learning experience. B. Implementation of the curriculum (organization learning situations and induction / generation learning experiences). Students will achieve animals with Tangram square, then will analyze geometric figures components (naming, features, measurement), will practice communication skills in Romanian and English by initiating spontaneous dialogues, conducting advertising or articles, stories and retelling of some known readings. Natural materials collected at the beginning of the school year will be processed by various techniques and tools and turned into toys, a