Event ID: | 85811 |
Contact Name: | Aikaterini Spitsa |
Contact Email: | spitsakaterina@hotmail.com |
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Organization: | 2nd Experimental Model Kindergarten Thessalonikis |
Event Web Site: | http://www. |
Dates: | 4th October 2025 to 10th October 2025 |
Physical Event: | Yes |
Type: | Public |
Start/End Type: | Starts During WSW |
Country: | Greece |
State/Province: | Thessaloniki/ Central Macedonia |
City: | Thessaloniki |
Address: | M. Alexandrou 5, Panorama, 55236, Thessaloniki, Greece |
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Event Name: | Earth from Space |
Event Description: | An activity inspired by the book "We are here' by Olivel Jeffers. At first, we will read the book and then by using Google Earth and other websites and photos we will observe our planet. Instructions of the activity: 1. Explore Earth: Show children a globe or a picture of Earth from space. 2. Identify land and water: Point out the continents, oceans, and polar regions. 3. Discuss climate change: Talk about how human activities can affect Earth's climate, such as pollution and deforestation. 4. Protect our planet: Encourage children to think about ways they can help protect Earth, like recycling and conserving energy. 5. Create a poster to increase awareness. |
Promotional Image: | No Image. |
Report on the Results: | Report: "We Are Here" Activity Inspired by Oliver Jeffers Overview The activity, inspired by Oliver Jeffers' book We Are Here, was successfully conducted with the aim of fostering environmental awareness and a deeper understanding of our planet. The book served as an engaging introduction to the theme, followed by interactive and creative exercises to observe, discuss, and reflect on Earth's features and the importance of environmental protection. Activity Details 1. Reading the Book The session began with a collective reading of We Are Here. The vivid illustrations and insightful narrative captivated the participants, setting the stage for meaningful discussions about our planet's beauty and diversity. 2. Explore Earth A globe and images of Earth from space were introduced to the group. Children enthusiastically explored these visuals, identifying familiar and new aspects of Earth. 3. Identify Land and Water Participants identified continents, oceans, and polar regions on the globe and photographs. This hands-on exploration encouraged curiosity and spatial understanding of Earth's geography. 4. Discuss Climate Change A discussion about climate change followed. Topics such as pollution, deforestation, and their impacts on Earth's climate were covered in a simple and relatable manner. The children shared their observations and experiences, fostering a personal connection to the issue. 5. Protect Our Planet Children brainstormed practical ways to protect Earth, including recycling, conserving energy, and reducing waste. They demonstrated a strong understanding of how small changes can make a big difference. 6. Poster Creation The activity concluded with a creative session where children made posters to raise awareness about protecting Earth. The posters reflected their understanding and creativity, featuring messages like “Save Our Planet” and “Protect the Oceans.” Outcomes Increased awareness of Earth's features and the importance of environmental conservation. Engaged and enthusiastic participation during discussions and activities. Creative expressions through poster-making that emphasized the importance of protecting the planet. |
Attendance: | 16 |
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