International eTwinning project ‘Heartbeats’

 🔐 Safer Internet Day – 10 February Today, our students took part in meaningful activities to raise awareness about e-safety. We started with an informative video and discussion about staying safe in the digital world. Then, students reinforced their knowledge by playing interactive games on Kahoot and Genially. They also designed their own safety posters and completed a coding-based coloring activity. We continue to raise responsible and conscious digital citizens. 💻🌟

 We explored the world of Kandinsky

 Our Gratitude Branch and Gratitude Jars My students worked together to create a gratitude branch and jar, filling it with sincere messages of appreciation. This activity helped them recognize positive behaviors, value one another’s efforts, and spread kindness within the classroom. The gratitude jar served as a powerful symbol, showing that even simple words of thanks can have a lasting impact on our school community.

On Safer Internet Day, my students discussed the importance of using the internet responsibly and safely. Using smart devices and the “Mentimeter” platform, they shared the main purposes for which they use the internet and identified possible online risks. They also took part in an interactive “Kahoot” quiz to test their knowledge about safe online behaviour and created word clouds reflecting key ideas of safe internet use.

💓 Heartbeats in Art 💓 Collaborative Art Webinar: Wassily Kandinsky Hearts A joyful online meeting where art, collaboration and creativity met! Our students explored the world of Wassily Kandinsky and expressed their feelings through colourful hearts inspired by his unique style. 🎨 Learning about Kandinsky During our online webinar, students discovered who Wassily Kandinsky was, learned about his love for colours and shapes, and talked about how art can express emotions. 💖 Creating Kandinsky Hearts Inspired by Kandinsky’s abstract art, students worked with enthusiasm, colours and imagination to create their own unique heartbeats. 🌈 Proud Moments With smiles and pride, students shared their finished artwork, showing that every heart beats differently — and that’s what makes art beautiful. Different c...

Lithuanian team became familiar with the artist Wassily Kandinsky and the principles of abstract art. They developed their ability to express emotions through colours and shapes by creating abstract hearts inspired by his artistic style.

 My students had such a great time during the Kandinsky art webinar today! They especially loved creating hearts and participating in the activity at the same time as the other European students.