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My Public / Unpublished Books (27)
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This book is a collaborative activity within the eTwinning Green Planet Project, where international teams create slogans and drawings about water.
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Students participate in European Day of Languages activities by posting on a page and saying 'HELLO GREEN PLANET!' in their mother tongue and English. They use the voice button to accomplish this task. The story is about a collaborative book project.
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Students from different countries create activities based on various stories. They make a cube with tasks and analyze the stories. They choose a preferred story and learn from it. They also prepare TV programs, plays, and presentations based on books.
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A collection of short stories about insects and their roles in nature, teaching children the importance of respecting and protecting them.
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An acrostic poetry book created by three groups. The first group is called 'Learn Math', the second group is called 'eTwinning', and the third group created a poem using the word 'Great'. The book showcases teamwork and collaboration.
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This story is about different types of plants and trees, including Aloe Vera, Alcea Rosea, Almond tree, Alove Vera, Anemone tulip, Apple tree, Broom (Ginesta), Cactus, Campanula Bohemica, Chaber Btawatek, Checkered lily, Chestnut tree, Cork oak, Daisy flower, Daphne, Edelweiss, Etruscan Saffron, Fir tree, Fritillaria imperialis, Gentiana dinámica Bech, Horse chestnut, Hazelnut tree, Larch, Lemon tree, Lilac, Lili of the valey, Linden Tree, Maggiociondolo, Mandarin tree, Molika, Oak, Olive tree, Orange blossom, Orange plant, Orange tree, Ophrys x Palenae, Perunika/Iris, Pine tree, Pomegranate tree, Poppy flower, Prickley pear, Rosa damascena, Rosemary, Rue, Siempreviva del Estrecho, Snowdrop, Spruce, Stokrotka, Sunflower, Tulip, Vine tree, Walnut tree. It provides information about each plant and its characteristics.
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This story discusses practical life exercises that help children gain control in coordinating movements, support intellectual development, and develop dexterity. It emphasizes the importance of independence and self-worth in adult life.
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A group of children in a polluted city take action to clean up nature, plant trees, and educate others about environmental conservation.
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Children should live in a green and clean world. Let's respect the earth and invite children to nature. Love and protect trees. Recycling is key for the beauty of nature. Study and stay close to nature. Green is the color of our nature and we must protect it. Roaming meadows with joy is what kids need. Encourage people to recycle. Respect nature to live happily.
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A collection of students' crop projects from different countries, showcasing their gardening experiences and plant growth.
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