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About me and Carmona | Valentina's teaching projects
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Valentina's teaching projects. An Italian teacher of art, languages and music in Spain. Italian culture and language. About me and Carmona. Small white houses, narrow silent streets and the most intense light shining all around the valley. Carmona, a beautiful and peaceful place. From Milan I arrived in Carmona full of expectations, one year after graduation and some work experience in the cultural sector. This slideshow requires JavaScript. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. You are co...
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Teaching in a European dimension | Valentina's teaching projects
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Valentina's teaching projects. An Italian teacher of art, languages and music in Spain. Italian culture and language. Teaching in a European dimension. Art, languages, music, culture: a year of workshops and classes at primary school Beato Juan Grande in Carmona (Spain). My first real teaching experience, thanks to Comenius exchange programme. In the framework of a cultural exchange between countries, pupils have been discovering Europe and learning languages through art, history and music. On the other ...
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Euros: monuments and history of Italy | Valentina's teaching projects
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Valentina's teaching projects. An Italian teacher of art, languages and music in Spain. Italian culture and language. Euros: monuments and history of Italy. Of course the Coliseum and Leonardo’s Uomo Vitruviano. You can learn more with my presentation: monete italiane. This entry was posted on 19/06/2012 by valentinagiro. In Italian culture and language. Italian culture and language. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.
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Ca pummarola n’coppa: pizza making! | Valentina's teaching projects
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Valentina's teaching projects. An Italian teacher of art, languages and music in Spain. Italian culture and language. Ca pummarola n’coppa: pizza making! If we talk about Italy we cannot skip the most famous symbol of my country: pizza! We talked about the origins of pizza and the recipe.and of course we baked pizza! Clouds of flour flying through the room, dough sticking on hands and faces, yeast everywhere: a lot of fun and, in some cases, excellent pizza! This slideshow requires JavaScript.
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Philosophers and gods: discovering Greece | Valentina's teaching projects
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Valentina's teaching projects. An Italian teacher of art, languages and music in Spain. Italian culture and language. Philosophers and gods: discovering Greece. In the framework of a Comenius project called ‘Eurokids discovering Europe with time’ we have been exploring the culture and traditions of the participating countries. We started with Greece and made this nice wallpaper full of temples, gods, and philosophers! This entry was posted on 18/06/2012 by valentinagiro. Italian culture and language.
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Gondolieri in Carmona | Valentina's teaching projects
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Valentina's teaching projects. An Italian teacher of art, languages and music in Spain. Italian culture and language. Directly from Venice, a group of happy gondoliers came to dance in our patio for the end of the school party. My students danced ‘Tacco, punta’ dressed up like gondoliers and brought a touch of Italy in the south of Spain. This slideshow requires JavaScript. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Please log in using one of these methods to post your comment:.
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Painting is freedom! Action painting lab | Valentina's teaching projects
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Valentina's teaching projects. An Italian teacher of art, languages and music in Spain. Italian culture and language. Drip, splash, spill paint! My 6th grade students broke free once again and painted some great pieces of art. I was impressed by how fast they could catch up with this painting technique and get some really good results. Have a look at our action painting lab and our beautiful works! This slideshow requires JavaScript. This entry was posted on 22/06/2012 by valentinagiro.
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Let’s go to France! | Valentina's teaching projects
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Valentina's teaching projects. An Italian teacher of art, languages and music in Spain. Italian culture and language. Let’s go to France! Our discovery of Europe passed under the metal arches of the Eiffel tower. Have a look at our wallpaper with drawings from France. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Please log in using one of these methods to post your comment:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new posts via email.
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Masai in Carmona: Jambo bwana! | Valentina's teaching projects
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Valentina's teaching projects. An Italian teacher of art, languages and music in Spain. Italian culture and language. Masai in Carmona: Jambo bwana! An invasion of Masai in Carmona. My 5th grade students danced and sang the popular song Jambo Bwana in Swahili. How come? For 5 minutes we felt like being in Africa at the bottom of the Kilimanjaro. Music is an incredibly powerful instrument to get in touch with other cultures, learn and love them. This slideshow requires JavaScript. Enter your comment here.
