This document outlines a school project for students in Energodar, Ukraine to learn about the history and culture of their hometown. Students will be divided into creative groups, each researching one of four topics: the history of Energodar, what Energodar is like today, cultural and sports activities, and local sights. The groups will create presentations, performances, publications and crosswords to share what they learn. They will consult literature sources, conduct surveys, and visit the nuclear power plant museum. The goal is for students to get to know and take pride in their "small Motherland."
2. Everyone should
know the history of
his country,
especially the history
of his small
Motherland
3. Let’s find out and
give an answer to the
following questions:
Do the people know the history of our town?
What is known about Energodar nowadays?
What is Energodar famous for?
What are the places of interest in our town?
Can be the native town not only the place of
birth, but the “sweet home”?
4. So, it is
necessary to:
Find out the meaning of the word
“Motherland”
Work out literary sources
Become familiar with basic information
about the town
Distribute research on the history, basic
facts, cultural and sports life and the places
of interest between the project participants
5. Visit the nuclear power plant and its
museum
Conduct online surveys among
teenagers in social networks
Conduct social surveys among the
students of school 7
Organize a meeting at the “round
table” and become familiar with
created presentations
6. Association in creative
groups:
I offer you to unite in creative groups:
Every group should provide information on
one of the themes:
History of Energodar
Energodar – my native town
Cultural and sports life of Energodar
Sightseeings of Energodar
Choose a theme according to your own
tastes
7. The main tasks for creative groups
are:
Preparation of:
Presentations
Performances
Publications
Crosswords
8. Stages of implementation:
working of literary sources to 02.11.12
working of electronic sources to 05.11.12
creation of publications to 07.11.12
creation of presentations to 09.11.12
conducting social and online surveys to 09.11.12
making crosswords to 12.11.12
conducting an excursion to the nuclear power plant
and to its museum 12.11.12
preparation of performances to 13.11.12
meeting at the “round table” 15.11.12
9. You can use:
textbooks
reference books
Encyclopaedias
Maps
Internet