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The document proposes a project called "The European Zoo" where each European country is represented by an animal, and students ages 6-12 will learn about the different cultures through stories about each country's representative animal. Students will create podcasts, recordings, animations and webpages to share what they learn and produce a website, book and mp3 files about the project. Schools and teachers from different countries will collaborate using internet and eTwinning portal tools.
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