In Poland, teacher Marzena had a wonderful lesson about the history of money and the students made a poster. She wrote about it in her blog and they made a video:
In Italy, students sang the song Money, Money and they put the video on our Facebook page.
In France, students made a poster how much money do they spend weekly on certain products:
and they even created their own shopping centre in their school:
To promote maths and literacy skills in our schools, each partner has created a "Maths and English Fun Lab" or short of “FunnyLabMathEnglish" FL@ME corner. It is a place where the current activities of the project are displayed, but also additional worksheets and materials that students can use to practice their maths and literacy skills. Here are some photos of FL@ME corners in each school and how the students are enjoying it!
French FL@ME corner about money
Croatian FL@ME corner with information about France (after the French meeting)
Christmas chocolate fair in Primary school Strahoninec, Croatia, inspired by our French Erasmus+ friends from Ecole Maternelle Raymond Vaulthier! Numerina Cro was there to help, too!
Let's all welcome our mascot, Numerina to the project. During the French meeting there was an idea of using cute lemurs we've all got as presents for the mascot of the project. Each school would have to dress up the lemur in a jacket or something similar with the flag of the country on it. You have to prepare passport for the mascot. The mascot will then travel with you to each meeting, you will take photos, write a diary or post photos. It will also be a part of dissemination, which is very interesting for younger pupils. The name... teacher Monica from Italy suggested NUMERINA - we like it! Surname could be the name of each country. So, there could be NUMERINA PORTUGAL, NUMERINA SPAIN... If you have ideas, please share them with us! The baby... could be BABY ERASMUS?
Numerina Cro at FL@ME
According to photos and videos so far, she will have great fun with us in the following years of the project.
During November each partner school had to create pennants with the symbols of their country to exchange with all the partners in the French meeting. The result was wonderful garland that always reminds us of our fellow colleagues and students. Great job, everyone!
