The 4 primary school partners have actively organized an eTwinning TwinSpace project, lead by Les Pinediques Primary School in Taradell, Spain.

We All Win

This is the name of the project for two main reasons:

  • WIN is Writing for INclusion, the name of the KA02 Erasmus+ Project to which this eTwinning project is linked.
  • and because with this project we will all win: win knowledge, win friends, win opportunities to communicate, win experiences, win in inclusion, win in English, win in writing.

The aims of the eTwinning project are the following:

  • The first set of aims are shared with the Erasmus+ WIN Project:
    • To share knowledge and best practices.
    • To broaden teachers’ understanding of inclusive educational policies across Europe.
    • To develop more inclusive attitudes towards diversity through creativity in digital storytelling and the use of technology as part of the emerging literacy process.
    • To help pupils develop positive attitudes towards inclusion in the class.
  • The following are the specific aims of the eTwinning project:
    • To learn about other countries and cultures and infer their own.
    • To create a better cultural understanding.
    • To create a European identity.
    • To develop oral and written skills in English.
    • To improve students ICT skills

 

Calendar:

These are the steps chronologically ordered of all what we want to do:

  1. October 2020: Logo contest. The winner will be the logo of both the Erasmus+ and eTwinning projects.
  2. November 2020: Who is Who activity with personal introductions using avatars, pictures or videos.
  3. December 2020: How does each country celebrate Christmas? Activity to find similarities and differences between the participants.
  4. January-February: Guided tour through the schools’.
  5. March-April: Cities’, regions’ and countries’ multimedia presentations.
  6. May-June: Let’s talk about food sharing recipes!!
  7. All year round: Did you know that we celebrate… ? Activity to share a specific tradition that only one of the countries has. It will be done on the specific date of each celebration.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The project Writing for Inclusion (2020-1-ES01-KA201-081827) has been funded with support from the European Commission. This website reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.