Legendary Travelling Tales Around The Lands

Erasmus+ School EducationSmall-scale partnerships in school educationID: 2023-1-IT02-KA210-SCH-000155027
EC Contribution
€600
Consortium Size
4 orgs
Start Year
2023
Summary

The main goal of implementing this project was to foster inclusion, creativity, and intercultural understanding among students by integrating storytelling and traditional tales into the educationa...

Objectives

The main goal of implementing this project was to foster inclusion, creativity, and intercultural understanding among students by integrating storytelling and traditional tales into the educational environment. Specifically, the project aimed to: Promote values such as empathy, respect, and tolerance through exposure to stories from different cultures; Enable students to express themselves emotionally and artistically, strengthening their confidence, imagination, and sense of identity. Create inclusive and welcoming learning spaces, especially for immigrant, refugee, and disadvantaged students. Encourage collaborative learning and teamwork among students from different backgrounds. Enhance language, literacy, digital, and artistic skills through story-based tasks, performances, and multimedia creations. Strengthen community involvement, especially by involving families and older generations in storytelling and craft activities. Develop Fairy Tale Classrooms and Corridors as permanent learning environments rich in cultural and creative input. In essence, the project aimed to use the universal language of storytelling as a tool for personal growth, cultural exchange, and educational innovation across all participating schools

Activities

All partner schools implemented a wide variety of creative, inclusive, collaborative activities designed to enhance storytelling, cultural awareness, and student engagement. The main activities included: Creation of traditional tales by students, shared with peers from partner countries. Dramatization and performance of stories (puppet shows, plays, role-plays) Establishment and decoration of Fairy Tale Classrooms and Tale Corridors, transforming learning spaces with student-created art and thematic decorations. Digital storytelling using tools to create e-books, audio tales, and video recordings. Artistic workshops, students illustrated tales, built props, designed costumes, and crafted decorations. Mobility activities, including joint storytelling sessions, school visits, and intercultural exchanges during transnational project meetings. Engagement with families, local communities, collaborative events and school exhibitions.Regular use of ICT tools and platforms for communication, collaboration,dissemination in schools and countries.These activities supported the development of creativity, teamwork, language skills, digital literacy, and intercultural understanding, while promoting inclusion, strengthening community bonds.

Impact

The project produced a wide range of tangible and intangible results.creativity, cooperation, cultural richness. The most significant concrete outputs included:The creation of Fairy Tale Classrooms and Tale Corridors (permanent educational, storytelling spaces enriched with students decorations, books, artwork).Development of a shared Tale Booklet, combining stories from all countries, in printed and digital format.Production of e-books, audio tales, using students’ voices, illustrations, available on digital platforms.Videos,performances, recorded and shared locally and across countries.A wide collection of artwork, posters, costumes, handmade materials.Dissemination materials (presentations, posters, and social media content) increased visibility of the project and its goals.The project led to:improved language, digital,artistic skills.Increased self-confidence, teamwork, social-emotional development.Inclusion,participation of students from disadvantaged backgrounds.Enhanced family, community engagement. Strengthened partnerships, professional growth for teachers. Awareness of European identity and shared values through intercultural exchange. Results ensured achievement of objectives and impact on communities involved.

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