Our Circuit begins, We the coordinators want to welcome students to this project.

 

This project belongs to YOU, the students of our five schools.

 

Your first task is to introduce yourself to each other, set up a student profile describing yourself, but at this point no photographs, but do pick an Avatar that somehow represents you. we can browse each other's profiles and see if we can find people who share the same interests as yourselves.

 

Your first task is to design and make christmas greetings cards and send them to your partners. Your card should include your email address and your name so your partner can see who they received the card from. The deadline for the cards to be prepared and put in the post will be December first.

The rules for the cards?  be creative, be imaginitive, be original !

In the attached document you can find a clear description of this first item : take a look to know exactly what you have to do.

 Instructions for Activity 1

 

Christmas cards.

 

Objectif : starting point for contacts between involved pupils.

 

Description :

Each country provides 20 Christmascards, made by the pupils of the Erasmus Plus group. The coördinator collects the cards.

The cards are sent in the following way :

5 cards to each country. In this way each country receives 20 cards. These cards are divided among the pupils.

 

Requirements for the cards :

• The cards are “handmade” : drawing, painting, collage, computerdesign. So no virtual cards, but real cards.
• The cards contain Christmas- and New Years wishes in your own language.
• The cards contain the name, the e-mail address and ( if any) the Facebook address, or WhatsApp address of the maker.

 

The receiver sends an answer to the maker in order to thank and maybe start a further contact.

 

Time schedule :

 

• December 1 : Cards are ready
• December 10 : Last date of sending cards  by the coördinator
• January 15 : all pupils have answered the maker of the card.