FRENCH BOOK ERASMUS.

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FRENCH BOOK ERASMUS

1. OUR SCHOOL Our catholic school called Sainte Thérèse which was a former convent is a private school located in the city centre of Clermont Ferrand . Our 4 different buildings ( nursery school, primary school, middle school and high school) are close from each other in a beautiful green environment with different playgrounds for each level.

There are 403 pupils in our school for 21 teachers. We have 6 nursery classes from 3  to 6 years old, and 10 classes from 6 to 11 years old . There are 403 pupils in our school for 21 teachers. Pupils go to school 4 days a week (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday) from 8:30 to 4:30.

PRIMARY SCHOOL

NURSERY SCHOOL

NURSERY SCHOOL

PRIMARY SCHOOL

Pupils have 2 hours break for lunch that’s why 50% children go back home for lunch time .

SELF

GAMES ON THE PLAYGROUND

Each class has just one teacher who teaches all different subjects ( French, Maths, History, Sciences, Arts ,  ) except English , Sports and Music. Nearly all our teachers work full part in our school . In kindergarden , teachers receive the help of an assistant so they are 2  in classes . The special features in our educational institution are that we offer different activities such as circus school , or, we have a partnership with the ASM which is a huge rugby club so, we can bring pupils to their gymnasium and so, take advantage of the structures. We have a specialized and qualified teacher for children who have difficulties in learning. In our school we start to learn English  in nursery school once a week : (30 minutes)  and in primary school , it is twice a week (45 minutes). Every other year, we organize a school trip in London with pupils aged 11 and 12 .

MUSIC

ASM

WRESTLING

CIRCUS

SEA CLASS

2. WORKING WITH LEGO First , we started to work with playmos the first year of our project but then as soon as we had the lego training in poland ( because it was very difficult to get one in France ) we started to work with legos and we discovered the many possibilities that this tool can offer. During my English classes I always try to finish my new lesson with Legos . I realize that pupils learn much more when they use legos . It is a universal tool and both girls and boys enjoy Legos. When we use Legos we are most of the time half class that is to say, about 12 or 13 pupils. We try to give a limited time ( often 5 or 10 minutes for a creation) pupils like it, they think it is exciting . We use Legos from the nursery to the primary school. Some teachers use them a lot for Maths , geometry but also for French . In English I use them a lot in primary school as I told before to illustrate my lessons but also in nursery to develop imagination and creativity ( pupils aged 4 / 5 and 6 had to create stickman ´s family based on the book to learn the family vocabulary and adjectives such as small, big, thin ...)

GRAMMAR WITH LEGOS

GRAMMAR WITH LEGOS

WRITING WITH LEGOS

MATHS WITH LEGOS

3.WORKING WITH PLAYMOBIL the first year of our project we worked mainly with playmos. for description , colours and jobs and to mime some situations. but quickly, we realized that legos offered much more possibilities and pupils prefered creating, inventing and building with legos. but, of course, everytime we worked with playmos we were sûre that it was a great success ( when we discovered the vocabulary of the house they really enjoyed speaking of the different rooms in the playmobil’ s house) each time we used playmos , it was the same that we did with legos, in small groups of 4 or 5 children.

ARTCRAFTS

TALES WITH PLAYMO

DESCRIPTION

DRAWS ON JOBS

4.WORKING WITH SCHLEICH Except in nursery school, we did not use schleich . perhaps because we thought that in primary school , pupils are a bit too old to play with them.

5. CHILDREN’S LITERATURE The first year of the project , children’s literature was linked with a common project of all different classes of our school named Expoesie. The main idea was to mix youth literature and artcrafts. it was a great success and our works were hung in an open space in Clermont Ferrand.

EXPOESIE

The second year , we called it the « fairy tale day » The second year , we called it the  « fairy tale day » . All the teachers exchanged their classes and went in another classroom to read stories for other pupils . They enjoyed changing teachers for one day.

TALES

This year , our common project was Stickman This year , our common project was Stickman .We worked on it just before Christmas . Nursery school and 3 classes participated (from 3 to 8 years old ) . The youngest had to describe Stickman’ s family through draws or constructions made with legos. In primary , they had to read the book and stop at the middle of the story to imagine an end .They could learn all the vocabulary about feelings through all the adventures of stickman. Before christmas holidays , all the children watched the film in English and even the youngest could recognize many words and expressions that they heard before ( beware of the dog ...of the swan...) Actually, we are working on the Gruffalo and the Gruffalo’s child with the nursery school and 1st grade in primary school. With legos they have to recreate the story and the main characters before identifying them. Then, they have to explain to the others why they chose this part of the story. The very young pupils are fascinated by this story because the Gruffalo frightens them . They enjoy so much that we often sing the gruffalo’s song ( found on you tube ) .

STICK MAN

GRUFFALO

6.THE LITTLE PRINCE For this project , only one class participated, the 5 th grade , the oldest of primary school. We cut the class into 2 parts , one studied the text in English and the other part in French. They also created the set and accessories for the 2 different planets . We started to take pictures of the set while pupils animated the characters and the accessories. Then, we recorded pupils performing their texts, and to finish , we put the recording on images. To conclude with the litlle prince, we asked the children to imagine the 8 th planet of the story. They wrote a short text where they described their imaginary planet. They illustrated their text with draws, it was a very good work mixing writing exercice and artcrafts .

7. OUR BEST IDEAS All the education  team  enjoyed working on common projects at the same time such as, European day, chocolate day, literature fair, Christmas... Thanks to the blog, we could compare our works with our partners, share ideas, exchange methods like we did with the "cléments" . Many of us did not hesitate to get inspired by an activity posted on the blog and turn it according to the needs of the learning in Maths , Science or Grammar or Arts. Trough CTST, articles showed us different ways of teaching with Legos or Playmos This blog is a kind of catalogue where you can pick out information so it is really useful .

CHOCOLATE DAY

EUROPEAN DAY

THE CLEMENTS

8. CHANGES IN SCHOOL DURING THE PROJECT During those 3 years, we have conducted different common projects in team for Erasmus which offered the possibility to create more links with the teaching team ,and ,exchange ideas . All of us enjoyed working with Playmos or Legos and, today, some teachers always start or end their lessons with Legos, it has become an essential tool in topics like Maths or French. We realized that the use of Legos or Playmos make pupils more involved and offer them a better understanding and a bigger motivation. we certainly improved our way of teaching, we innovated, collaborated with partners and shared many universal topics like tolerance and always in order to serve the interest of our pupils.

LEARNING AND PLAYING

UNITED SCHOOL

UNITED EUROPE