Primary School of Welgersdorf (Austria)

Projectmeeting of the Comenius Group

June 01 - 06 Szentes Hungary

Continuation of the reading project

Grown ups read a fairy tale to the class

After reading the pupils repeat the fairy tale in a short way and talk about if a lesson can be drawn from the story for the life of today

The pupils loved the creative art works to each fairy tale.

Continuation of the reading project

Following fairy tales had been worked out in the reading and art and craft’s lessons since the last meeting in Lithuania and Estonia◦ The Star-Money◦ Mother Hulda◦ The Frog King or Iron Henry◦ The Wolf And The Seven Little Goats◦ The Gallant Tailor (Seven at one blow)◦ The Seven Ravens◦ The Golden Goose◦ Little Red Riding Hood◦ Cinderella◦ Rapunzel (planned in June)

The Star-Money

Mother HuldaMother Hulda

Mother HuldaMother Hulda

The Frog King or Iron HenryThe Frog King or Iron Henry

The Frog King or Iron HenryThe Frog King or Iron Henry

The Wolf And The Seven Little The Wolf And The Seven Little GoatsGoats

The Gallant Tailor (Seven at The Gallant Tailor (Seven at one blow)one blow)

The Seven RavensThe Seven Ravens

The Golden GooseThe Golden Goose

The Golden GooseThe Golden Goose

Little Red Riding HoodLittle Red Riding Hood

CinderellaCinderella

CinderellaCinderella

Children read to children Children read to children

Visit to the kindergarten GrosspetersdorfThe pupils read the fairy tale “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” to the coming beginners of the Primary Schools.After reading the pupils helped the children of the kindergarten drawing, colouring and cutting out Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Children read to childrenChildren read to children

Children read to childrenChildren read to children

Children read to childrenChildren read to children

An outing to the Fairy Wood of An outing to the Fairy Wood of MühlgrabenMühlgraben

A tiny town in the most southern part of the Burgenland, together with the 1st forms of the Primary School of Grosspetersdorf

◦ A big playground on a meadow and in the wood◦ An exhibition of fairy tales in the wood (a way round)◦ A fairy book to read by each station◦ Barbecue at a camp fire – The children grilled their

own sausages◦ Wonderful weather

The pupils of the Primary School of Welgersdorf enjoyed it a lot to read from the books for the whole group. Each child had chosen the fairy tale that had been read in class by their reading - godfather’s and godmother’s

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An outing to the Fairy Wood of An outing to the Fairy Wood of MühlgrabenMühlgraben

An outing to the Fairy Wood of An outing to the Fairy Wood of MühlgrabenMühlgraben

An outing to the Fairy Wood of An outing to the Fairy Wood of MühlgrabenMühlgraben

An outing to the Fairy Wood of An outing to the Fairy Wood of MühlgrabenMühlgraben

An outing to the Fairy Wood of An outing to the Fairy Wood of MühlgrabenMühlgraben

An outing to the Fairy Wood of An outing to the Fairy Wood of MühlgrabenMühlgraben

Evaluation of our project workEvaluation of our project work

As we had integrated the fairy tales as theatre plays into all our school performances, we noticed that the pupils improved dramatising

Concerning the reading project we could notice that the motivation to read fairy tales grew much. The pupils were very proud to read stories to younger ones

In the English lessons with the 3rd and 4th form we read Little Red Riding Hood and acted out Sleeping Beauty with all 4 forms

Pupils showed much interest in getting to know a lot about the partner countries. We offered information and games and created posters to each country

In the last week of the school year we plan to make a summary book with all the pupils about the project.

Thank you for your attentionThank you for your attention

Hildegard Schodits

Primary School of Welgersdorfhildegard.schodits@aon.at