Wednesday 14 February 2018

Masks for Carnival - Apokries Learning Party food in Greek


Carnival masks




An easy way for your pupils 
to make a mask
 is to use this template below.


Then pupils need to just colour it 
and they have fun.



The brighter the colours the better.
I loved that some pupils attached flowers.


With class we learned about party food in Greek. 

Pupils brought party food at school 
and they wrote labels for every plate.

We had "λεμονάδα, πορτοκαλάδα, πατατάκια, γαριδάκια, τυροπιτάκια, σπανακοπιτάκια, σοκολάτες".

It was Apokries, so time for party!

Learning animal names in Greek making masks for Apokries



This is an activity 
we did this week with one of my classes.
I was trying to find out how to combine 
learning animal names 
with the Apokries Carnival celebrations 
that take part this week. 

I am so blessed to have Varvara,
as my assistant in Year 1 class this year, 
and I was out of words 
when she brought at school 
these hand made animal masks 
for all our pupils. 

 Pupils were really excited 
while choosing their animal masks, 
colouring and putting them on their faces. 
This is our result.  


Are they adorable my little ones?
As you can see we did have
σκύλος -  dog
γάτα -  cat
κουνέλι - rabbit
λιοντάρι -lion
μαϊμού - monkey
αρκούδα - bear


Listen them to say what animal they are.
"Είμαι σκύλος..."


I think they did great!







Tuesday 13 February 2018

Origami one sheet book for 3 Hierarches





The first time that I saw these 
origami book instructions,




I loved how easy and quick
 they are 
for someone to make them.

I was thinking of how my class 
can do these little books.

When I was looking around 
for this origami Pamphlet 

I downloaded the sheet that was already there 
and I gave it to the pupils 
to colour it and 
write down some of the wise quotes 
3 Hierarches had said.

You can create every topic you want to, 
by simple following the template below:

 

And this is the result:



The pupils found it very easy and interesting 
and they were very exciting with the result.

I will definitely use this technique again!