November activity
Impressed by the content of the text “The Fox and the Grapes” , the third grade students made drawings that capture the events presented and they explained what they had learned from the text: we must work to fulfill our dreams
Growing up with values from storytelling
Erasmus+ Project nº2019-1-PT01-KA229-060666 – Portugal | Bulgaria | Greece | Romania | Turkey
November activity
Impressed by the content of the text “The Fox and the Grapes” , the third grade students made drawings that capture the events presented and they explained what they had learned from the text: we must work to fulfill our dreams
4th Grade students: Our students, after depicting the story of the fox and the grapes in comics, asked questions, came to conclusions and in the end the moral lessons that the myth teaches.- Is it right to give up trying something with the first difficulty?- When we fail to do something is it right to cover up the true with lies?- All people make mistakes. It is right to admit our mistakes and not to be selfish.- It’s not right to pretend that it’s the others to be blamed for something we cannot do ourselves. Moral lessons:
3rd Grade students:Our students, after hearing the story, which of course was known to them as one of the myths of Aesop, were asked to answer the following question:”What would you advise the fox if you were the bird of the story?”Some of the answers are:”I would give her the idea to take a plate and shake the tree so that the grapes fall in.””I would tell her to try again.””If you jumped higher you would catch the grapes.””Lady fox, if you can not catch the grapes I will bring them to you.”
Representing “Fox and Grape”
1st,2nd and 4th grades discovered the lesson
That whoever does not want to do something finds a reason…