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Students from 8th Primary School of Thebes (Greece ) learn the key elements to keeping fit and staying healthy in space and on Earth with “Mission X: Train like an astronaut” , a free educational project for young people (up to 14 years old) by the European Space Agency (ESA) and the UK Space Agency (UKSA), facilitated nationally by the European Space Education Resource Offices (ESEROs) and volunteer National Organisers. In this set of activities, students learn about the different components of plants. They learn which parts of well-known plants are edible and learn the difference between a vegetable, a fruit and a seed. The students imagine and draw the plant associated with the fruit/vegetable/seed they are observing. They also learn that different plants require different growth conditions and give different yields. Based on this they consider which plants are suitable for growing in space as a good source of nutrition for astronauts. School : 8th Primary School of Thebes Greece Te

Teacher Carla Nunes's 4th grade AP4A class from the Afonso de Paiva School Cluster in Castelo Branco (Portugal) started the collaborative fairy tale, in a creative writing process using the storyjumper tool, by the students involved in the eTwinning project "Spread the word: innovative european e-nviron-mental friendly classrooms". "Maya's dream" was the title chosen by the students and "The magic stone" was the title selected for the first chapter. Where will Maya and her friend the magic stone end up in the second chapter of this story?

A well-being app used in class within our school cluster  institutional learning platform - Microsoft Teams - to support connection, expression, and learning through mindfulness activities and well-being check-ins, nurturing a SEL environment.

On Internet Day, AP4A class learnt about artificial intelligence. We made a word cloud about the concept and explored the uses of AI in our daily lives. Do you know what AI is? It's a way of creating machines or programmes that can think and learn like humans. For example, do you know when we use Google Translate to translate a sentence from Portuguese into English? That's an example of artificial intelligence, which uses algorithms to understand and produce different languages. Artificial intelligence can be very useful, but it also has risks. That's why we should use the internet responsibly and with respect for others. Remember: the internet is a wonderful place, but it can also be dangerous. So always be smart and safe online!

 First Online Students' Meeting 8th Primary School of Thebes Greece | Irene Matsagoura ΕΙΡΗΝΗ ΜΑΤΣΑΓΓΟΥΡΑ

  Second Online Students' Meeting 8th Primary School of Thebes Greece | Irene Matsagoura ΕΙΡΗΝΗ ΜΑΤΣΑΓΓΟΥΡΑ