Certificates of apprecation (students-teacher)

 

CodeWeek 2020

 

Certificate of Appreciation

 

Fun, interesting and useful project activities!

POST-TEST RESULTS FOR STUDENTS

 

The average score is 41/45. 

countries&nationalities pre-test 71%        post-test 88,73%

nature                           pre-test 76%        post-test 92,27%

time                              pre-test 69%        post-test 88,63%

democracy&children's right pre-test 69% post-test 85,52%

Most of the students are from Turkey (61%). The big majority of students (99,2%) like our project and their favourite topic is nature (37,1%.

Certificate of Appreciation

Thanks for the certificate:)

 

Safe Internet Day

 

Time for Time Games

 

We are creating a line of acrostic poem-child rights

 

Democracy. Children's Rights.

Together with students from other countries, we took part in various activities online: reading children's rights in English, playing various games related to democracy, remembering the rules of polite behavior and school.

France.

The students really enjoyed creating posters and games that would help them get to know different nations, their language, traditions. Students of Šiauliai Medelynas Progymnasium prepared and presented a poster about France, created a puzzle. 

A presentation about Albania

 Our students were assigned with a country by their peers and search for it regarding its capital city, flag, nationality, and map, then they  made a collaborative paper poster. Lastly, one of them gave a short presentation about that country.My students worked hard and made a presenattion about Albania, despite the lockdown because of COVID-19. After presentation my students played the digital game about Albania.

I students' webinar and choosing a Logo

 At the first students' webinar we created a collaborative logo of the project. Our students created a word cloud as project logo together typing three words that reflect their ideas, views and expectations from the project using the web2 tool Mentimeter.

Non-digital and digital games

 After our students familiarized with the main theme, democracy & children's rights via coding sheets as well as videos and presentations, they played one non-digital game, which is TARSIA, and one digital game which is "Time to climb" made with Nearpod app. Non-digital game was created by themselves and they enjoyed while preparing the game. After preparing they played it and sent us pictures while playing. This way they played and learned about children's rights and democracy.

Final Game QR Code

 

 

For dissemination, I share most of the projects works in some social media accounts like Twitter,Facebook and Instagram.

 

My certification of appreciation.Thanks to the hardworking founders :)

 

My students' certificates for this lovely project. Thanks to the founders .

 

Our Last Meeting

 

OUR LAST MEETİNG

 

Last Meeting

                            Our students played all the games , the meeting was very entertaining :)
        

Our students last meeting...

 

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