The document reports on activities carried out by students in various grades as part of a European Commission-funded project promoting well-being, fair play, healthy choices, inclusion and respect for diversity. Third grade students practiced chess to learn well-being and fair play, while first and second grade teachers created a personalized chess game to teach healthy choices. A fifth grade activity aimed to develop a sense of community and inclusion by combating bullying and promoting non-violence. First graders shared their favorite games in an activity called "The Colors of Childhood".

1. PROJECT FUNDED BY THE EUROPEAN COMISSION THROUGH THE
ERASMUS+ PROGRAM, SCHOOL EDUCATION, KEY ACTION 2
PARTNERSHIPS FOR COOPERATION
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ACTIVITY REPORT
APRIL 2023
Reference number: 2022-1-RO01-KA220- SCH-000085644

2. CHECK - MATE! The third-grade students practiced well-being and
fair play through the game of chess.

3. The 1st and 2nd-grade teachers
created a game through which
the little ones learned about
healthy choices, based on a
personalized chess game.
HEALTHY CHOICES CHAMPIONSHIP

4. CHILDHOOD CHAMPIONSHIP - 3rd B grade

5. The activity STOP BULLYING! YOU TOO CAN BE A SUPERHERO! it was an
opportunity for 5th grade students to develop their sense of belonging to a community,
and to create an inclusive and harmonious school environment by respecting diversity
and promoting violence.

6. THE COLORS OF CHILDHOOD – was an activity
through which the students of the 1st grade STEP by STEP
presented their favourite game and experienced the games
presented by their colleagues and at the end they compiled a
ranking of the most appreciated games.