Project eTwinning Apple-icious

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Possible Themes to Explore Alongside Apples:

1. Seasons: Investigate how apples grow in different seasons and the seasonal changes in nature.

2. Nutrition: Explore the health benefits of apples and discuss healthy eating habits.

3. Cultural Significance: Study how apples are represented in various cultures, including folklore, festivals, and traditions.

4. Environmental Science: Investigate the role of apple orchards in the ecosystem and the importance of biodiversity.

5. Mathematics: Use apples to teach concepts such as counting, fractions, and measurement through various activities.

6. History: Learn about the history of apple cultivation and its journey from ancient times to modern agriculture.

7. Science: Examine the biology of apple trees, including photosynthesis and pollination processes.

8. Art: Create artistic projects that feature apples, exploring different techniques and styles.

9. Literature: Read and analyze stories or poems that include apples as a central theme or symbol.

10. Economics: Discuss the apple industry, including production, distribution, and the impact on local economies.

These themes can provide a rich context for interdisciplinary learning and allow students to explore apples from various angles.

App:

1. Flipgrid: Allows students to record and share short videos, promoting discussion and sharing of ideas.

2. Seesaw: A platform that enables students to document their learning through photos, videos, and writing.

3. Quizlet: Ideal for creating flashcards and educational games to study topics related to apples and other subjects.

4. Storybird: Allows students to write and illustrate stories, stimulating creativity and imagination.

Silvia Sartorio

Sukhopolova Lyceum, Ukraine

To summarize our work in the project we created a presentation in Canva

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The students learn the parts of the apple, then plant apple seeds and observe their growth.

Products we obtain from apples

Canva

Story Jumper

Book Creator

Nerija Piliukaitienė

Game with wordwall application

FIND THE SAME APPLES

2nd Primary School of Thermi

Canva

Book creator

Piktochart

Padlet

Sameiro Costa and Glória Pessoa | Escola Básica Nadir Afonso | Chaves, Portugal

playing game with apple.

We can celebrate International Apple Day, on October 21st. At school, launch a campaign showing the benefits of eating apples and, on that day, everyone brings apples, or something made with apples, for their morning snack. Show the community which native apple varieties exist and inquire to find out who knows or consumes them (sustainability). At home, with their families, the students can make a menu that uses apples.

Sameiro Costa and Glória Pessoa | Escola Básica Nadir Afonso | Chaves, Portugal

We baked apple muffins and distributed them to visitors at the 10th eco fair in our town.

2.b Primary school Čazma, Croatia

Anita Mikulandra

The students can make an apple cake and make a video introducing the recipe and telling about the process of making the cake.

Elevii masoara volumul unui mar, folosind vase gradate.

Elevii mai mari pot cântarii masa unui mar cu balanta, apoi pot măsura volumul cu un vas gradat si pot calcula densitatea.

Ioana Negroiu - Scoala Gimnazială Nr. 3 Slobozia, Romania

*Organizing an excursion to an apple orchard, observing the fruit trees, fruit picking, discussions with the farmer about the orchard maintenance process, how to use the fruit, how to process them and transform them into derived products.

*Making a collective model of an apple orchard.

Filipoiu Mihaela-Evelina

"Saint Andrew" Secondary School Slobozia, Romania

1. In September, we can organize an excursion to the apple orchard and ask a gardener to tell our children what farmers usually do to take care of the apple orchard. Older students can research information about 'apple trees diseases' and the ways to 'cure' them.

2. During autumn holidays, we can bake an apple pie with our students in school canteen. Children will share different recipes of their favorite apple pies.

3. Our children can create small paper books to present all stages of apple tree growth (in a form of an accordion): from a seed to an apple.

Olha Shkarupa

Sukhopolova Lyceum

Ukraine