Dear partners:
I´m trying to organize information about our schools, students and tasks in order to plan possible interaction between our students and to keep informed both parents and school staff (headmaster and teachers) about the Project progress when we come back to school after Xmas holidays.
We would thank you very much if you can correct/add any information missing from these charts.
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Teacher Name
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Village/Town/City
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School name and
Short description
School webpage
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Students
Classroom(s)
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Age/Grade
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Monuments/Places to share within the Project
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Mela Rguez
(Primary and I.C.T teacher)
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Puri Rguez
(Primary teacher)
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SPAIN
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PONTEVEDRA
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C.E.I.P Vidal Portela
(Manuel Vidal Portela School) in Pontevedra.
Infant and Primary school.
It has got 6 Infants classrooms (3-5 years old) and 12 Primary classroom (2 for each grade)
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21 +1 (SE Needs pupil)
5ºA
10-11 years old
5th grade
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Route of SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA
(Portuguese Way)
It´starts in the village of TUY and ends in the town of SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA.
Both have got cathedrals .
We´ll share different spots on this way.
1-TUY cathedral
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5ºB
10-11 years old
5th grade
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Marica Jurec
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CROATIA
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Cerić
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Zrinskih Primary School is situated in the eastern part of Croatia. It is a school that covers the area of several villages in the district with premises in three places; the resident school building in Nuštar, covering grades 1 - 8 (ages 6 - 14) and branch buildings in Cerić and Marinci, covering grades 1-4 (ages 6-10). The school is attended by approximately 600 pupils.
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9 years old
4th grade
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1.Plitvice Lakes National Park
2. Historical Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian
3. Old City of Dubrovnik
4. Episcopal Complex of the Euphrasian Basilica in the Historic Centre of Poreč
5. Historic city of Trogir
6. Cathedral of Saint James in Šibenik
7. Stari Grad Plain on the island of Hvar
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Angeliki
(I.C.T)
Konstantina
(History/Geography)
Evi Evdoxia Papadopoulou
(English)
Ermioni
(Arts)
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GREECE
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Piraeus
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Ralleia Model Experimental
Primary Schools
There are three different schools
in the same block under the
surveilance and the cooperation
of Athens University for the practice
of students
http://www.primedu.uoa.gr/english/
undergraduate-studies-in-the-faculty-of-primary-education.html). Pupils participating on this
project are E1 class of the 1st 12 classrooms Primary school (2 for each grade)
1dim-peir-peiraia.att.sch.gr
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26
5th grade
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Daphni Monastery
Osios Loucas Monastery
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Laura Urali
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ITALY
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Ponte Valleceppi,
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Istituto Comprensivo Perugia 14, Perugia (PG) (Italia)
http://www.bonazzililli.it
Primary school
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Assisi
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Chrissa Aggidou
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ΡΟΖΑ ΣΑΡΙΓΚΟΛΗ
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GREECE
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Thessaloniki,
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6th Intercultcural Primary School of Evosmos
There are about 400 pupils ( aged 6-12) attending the school, in 18 classrooms ( 3 for each grade).There is also a classroom for special educational needs pupils.
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5th Grade
10-11 years old
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Medieval Roman and Byzantine monuments of Thessaloniki.
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LIST OF STUDENTS & Tasks*
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Manuel Vidal Portela school
5th A
Pontevedra
SPAIN
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Manuel Vidal Portela school
5th B
Pontevedra
SPAIN
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Zrinskih primary school
4th grade
Çeric
CROATIA
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Ralleia Model Experimental Primary School
5th grade (E1)
Piraeus
GREECE
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Istituto Comprensivo Perugia
ITALY
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6th Intercultcural Primary School of Evosmos
5th grade( E2)
Thessaloniki
GREECE
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ALBA
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St Bartolomeu new church
Pontevedra
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ANGELA
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St Domingos
Church ruins
Pontevedra
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LUCÍA E
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ANTÍA
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5 calles
CROSS
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AROA
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Teucro
square
Pontevedra
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LUCÍA G
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DIEGO D
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St Mary
Basilica
Pontevedra
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NEREA D
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ITZIAR
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TUY
cathedral
TUY
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JON
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Leña
Square
(cross)
Pontevedra
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AMAYA
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JUAN G
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Mariño
Palace
Pontevedra
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LOLA
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St Bartolomeu old church
Pontevedra
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MARA
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Stone
Fonts
Pontevedra
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MARCOS
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St Claire
church
Pontevedra
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NAIRA
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Pontevedra
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NEIKARI
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Town Hall
Pontevedra
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Herrería
square
Pontevedra
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ZOÉ
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QUIQUE
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Mugartegui
palace
Pontevedra
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SEBAS
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Verdura
square
Pontevedra
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*We´ve chosen different monuments and squares with hystorical interest within the route in Pontevedra.
INTERACTION FOR STUDENTS
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Manuel Vidal Portela
school SPAIN
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Zrinskih primary
school CROATIA
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Ralleia Model Experimental Primary School
GREECE
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Istituto Comprensivo Perugia
ITALY
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6th Intercultcural Primary School of Evosmos
GREECE
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| Twinspace chat |
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| Twinspace mail |
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| Uploading materials |
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| Videoconference |
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Comments on twinspaceJournal
-Tasks on Forum threads
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In order to plan activities we can fill this chart with holidays/celebrations for different schools.
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2014/2015
SCHOOL
YEAR Holidays
&
School celebrations
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SPAIN
(Pontevedra)
Vidal Portela
Infants & Primary
school
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GREECE
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CROATIA
Zrinskih primary school
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ITALY
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SEPTEMBER
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Lessons begins on the 10th of September
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Lessons begin on the 11th of September
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OCTOBER
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31st of October Teacher´s day
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28th of October National holiday
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NOVEMBER
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14th of November
Chestnut party
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17th of December Polytechneio (anniversary of the 1973 students protests against the junta of the colonels).
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DECEMBER
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8th of December.
From the 20th to 7th of January
Xmas holidays.
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Christmas holidays from the 23rd to 8th of January.
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JANUARY
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From 1st to 7th
Xmas holidays.
Lessons start on the 8th of January.
30th of January Peace Day
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Lessons start on the 8th of January.
30th of January Commemoration of the patron saints of education
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FEBRUARY
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16th,17th,18th
Carnival holidays
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23rd of February Clean Monday/Shrove Monday
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MARCH
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20th of March
Regional holiday
From the 30th to the 6th of April
Easter Holidays
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25th of March Annunciation and Independence Day
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APRIL
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From the 1st to
6th of April
Easter holidays
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From 6th to 19th of April
Easter holidays
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MAY
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1st of May
National holiday
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1st of May
Labour Day
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JUNE
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Lessons end on the 19th.
From 20th to 30th
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1st of June
Whit Monday/ Pentecost Monday
From 16th to 30th
Summer Holidays
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JULY
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Summer Holidays
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Summer Holidays
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AUGUST
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Summer Holidays
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Summer Holidays
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TIMETABLE FOR INTERACTIONS
This chart will be filled with information about timetables where students could interact with partners using the different ways teachers have previously decided: twinmail, planning a task , chat, videoconference...etc. We should specify day of the week and time.
We have to take into account if there are any clock differences between countries.
Every school has got a different timetable so we can suggest diferent options indicating which one could be the best one.
We can addd our tiimetable to our materials folder so that partners can know which subjects we have and even we could share topics within our school currriculum in order to plan common activities to achieve the final task.
VOCABULARY Some common words as Students use their own language for activities (choose a different colour for each country)
We can add words needed to the ENGLISH column and complete our own language column .
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GREEK |
CROATIAN |
SPANISH |
ITALIAN |
| Art |
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Arte |
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Romano/a |
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Bizantino/a |
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Medieval |
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| Monastery |
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monasterio |
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| Basilica |
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basílica. |
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| Cathedral |
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catedral |
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| Church |
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iglesia |
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| cross |
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cruz |
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fuente |
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plaza |
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pueblo |
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ciudad |
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*Vocabulary in this chart will be organized when teachers decide .