Action plan water and life

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This document summarizes the activities of a multidisciplinary project on water conservation conducted at a school in Spain. Over 40 teachers from 12 departments were involved in organizing activities for students aged 12 to 18. Activities included creating poems, artworks, presentations, and plays focused on water usage, conservation, and symbolism. Departments collaborated to provide over 15 different educational activities. A final exhibition was held to showcase the work of all the participating students and teachers.

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Reading poems about water Calendar of poems with drawings SPANISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE 6 sessions Age: 14-15

Graphic of meteorological data BIOLOGY 4 sessions Age: 15-16

Power point presentation about the use of water in the 19th Century in Madrid. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY 4-6 sessions Age: 14-15

A performance of a play (puppets) from the tale ENGLISH 4 sessions Age: 12-13

Exhibition of slogans and drawings related to the topic . ENGLISH 4 sessions Age: 16-17

A study on humid areas in some Spanish National Parks Socio-linguistic 6 sessions Age: 14-15

A short movie about all the works of departments ART 14 sessions Age: 16-17 A waterfall for the final exhibition

A collage with the title of the mini-project ART 6 sessions Age: 16-17

Copies of different paintings about water ART 6 sessions Age: 14-15

Getting electricity by using a waterfall TECHNOLOGY 13 sessions Age: 12-13

Making water drops containing shape poetry FRENCH 13 sessions Age: 12-13

A study on ski activities PHYSICAL EDUCATION 17 sessions Age: 15-16

A power point presentation of the work about water used as a symbol in the Bible RELIGION 8 sessions Age: 16-17

Boards with graphics and statistics. Tips for saving water MATHEMATICS 10 sessions Age: 13-14

A study on how much money is spent on gardening in our school Interactive game: water sounds VOCATIONAL 2 sessions Age: 15

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Action plan water and life

1. KISS THE ICT European COMENIUS Project Multilateral Associations A GREEN PLANET: IT´S UP TO YOU

2. Action Plan

3. First Mini-Project

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