The Hidden world of numbers

 Students from all partner schools explored the sizes of different animals and  T he Guinness Book of World Records. They discovered many interesting facts.  Did you know the smallest horse in the world was only 44.5 cm tall, and the largest was 219.7 cm. Did you know that an adult raven can have a wingspan of up to 150 cm? Students really enjoyed this activity and understood the relationships between quantities. Drawing some of the animals in real size was great and fun challenge.  The photos show some of the activities at our school.  

  The collaboration of students from partner schools resulted in the creation of a book about numbers, " The Great Number Adventure ".  

  On April 22nd, we celebrate Earth Day. In our school, we celebrated it with various activities. One of them was this project activity - calculating our ecological footprint. We must admit that we were very surprised by the results. In the presentation below, you can see how to reduce your ecological footprint and how to calculate it. Happy Earth Day to you all! See how to reduce your ecological footprint in this presentation:  Link to presentation

  You can see what we did while studying small numbers in our presentation:  Link to presentation