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Eco-friendly Children

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KA210-SCH Erasmus+ Project

After the industrial revolution, the increase in fossil fuels, the decrease in forest areas and the accumulation of important greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are increasing rapidly. It is thought that these problems will cause significant changes that will directly affect ecological systems and human life. Many climate summits are held in the world against these problems that threaten our nature. The EU, on the other hand, has prepared the Green Deal within the scope of combating this issue. Our aim with this project is to make students aware of protecting the environment from an early age for a sustainable world and to raise awareness in our students about climate change.

Our main objectives

  • To create innovator methods and techniques for teachers about protecting the environment and integrating these methods into the curriculum.
  • To examine eco-school studies and to transfer good examples to our institutions.
  • To create effective recycling systems in our institutions and creating Recycling workshops for students.
  • To increase teachers' STEAM skills in environmental education by at least 50%.
  • Creating STEAM activities for a sustainable world and to provide students with STEAM skills in environmental education.
  • Preparing environmental education materials with digital tools.
  • To enable the participants to feel the EU identity through cultural and social life and to observe the values of protecting the environment.
  • To enable our participants to know different languages and increase their foreign language skills.
  • To transfer partners' expertise to project results (eco-school, STEAM, eTwinning, etc.) and provide EU added value.

Desired results

  • New methods and techniques to be used in environmental education in schools.
  • Digital materials, for target groups for environmental education (ppt, web2tools, etc.).
  • Sustainable STEAM event videos.
  • Teacher's e-booklet to be prepared in 5 languages containing sample applications and activities.
  • A parent information booklet on combating climate change will be prepared in 5 languages.
  • Environmental education curriculum.
  • 3 environmental workshops to be held in each country with teachers, students and parents.
  • Brochures, posters, project boards.
  • Project social media accounts, creation of the website.
  • End-of-project exhibitions (recycling etc.).
  • e-Twinning project.
  • Europass mobility, Participation documents.
Our targets and results coincide with the priority of climate change and environment. The materials to be created and the works to be implemented in our project include 5 languages e-booklet that our teachers can use, the inclusion of climate-themed STEAM studies, the transnational activities of EU diversity, dimensional collaborative studies, the increase of teacher skills in environmental education, STEAM, digital studies are related to our priority.

Our target groups

The target groups we determined in our project are the following:

Objectives

Our aim with this project is to make students aware of protecting the environment from an early age for a sustainable world and to raise awareness in our students about climate change.
  • To create innovator methods and techniques for teachers about protecting the environment. Integrating these methods into the curriculum.
  • To examine eco-school studies and to transfer good examples to our institutions.

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