Art Exhibition

The "Art Exhibition" was hold in Spain, during the last meeting of the project. 
Each country brought pupil's art works like collages, watercolour pictures, sculptures...all of them pretty nice as you can see in the photos below!

Traveller Drop

Hello! I'm the Traveller Drop and I have travelled around the world visiting the Comenius countries! I'm a very busy drop and all day I'm working in the Water Cycle! I sometimes work as liquid in the sea, other times as gas in the air... I'm multi-faceted but I adore my job! It's very exciting!

The Pirate's Smile

Our first and second graders had the opportunity to know the story of James, a boy who wastes water, doesn't turn off the lights, leaves the tap running... until one day he learns his lesson! 

Do not miss it and please take a close look!

Comenius Corner

Each school involved in the Comenius project had the task of creating a "Comenius Corner" to inform students, staff and visitors about the aims of the project. 

At Pare Manyanet Reus School, we had two distinct areas dedicated to the project: the Comenius Corner and a Comenius Showcase with information, tourist guides, flags, souvenirs... about the participating countries.

Here you can see a photo of our Comenius Corner:

Water Cycle Murals

Students from year 3 and 4 studied the water cycle. The youngest students created a wonderful water cycle mural indicating the different parts of the cycle being involved the three whole classes. They decorated the mural with colours and paintings. On the other hand, students from year 4 carried out a drawing competition about the water cycle. They took part in the competition in pairs. After voting, we could congratulate the winners: Sandra and Júlia from 4th A and Èric and Emma from 4th B. They all had a great time.

Water Sayings

To carry out the Comenius Project with students from year 1 in Pare Manyanet School, they learnt useful sayings about water and they made a video all together having a funny Comenius experience.

WATER WEEK!

On the occasion of the Water Day (on the 22nd of March), all Primary Education students celebrated the Water Week, which took place from the 16th to the 20th of April.

During this week, we did many activities related to water in each one of the subjects, focused with an interdisciplinary vision. In Science, for example, our students had the opportunity to do water experiments (you can see some photos below).

Apart from these activities, we made a mosaic of a drop and we celebrated a festival in which pupils from different classes and levels recited poems, sang songs, told stories...all of them about water and, of course, in English!