Value dice
Turkey
The students wrote a story about the value of the dice they threw and presented it in the classroom. It was a very enjoyable event.
We prepared our values ​​dice, which is the February activity.
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United Kingdom
Croatia
Let me tell you a story
Tolerance is respect, acceptance and appreciation of diversity of all world's cultures, our way of expression and the way to be people. It is based on the knowledge, openness, communication, freedom of opinion, moral sense and belief. Tolerance is harmony in difference.
In Students' Council class children talked about tolerance, mutual respect and understanding motivated with the upcoming International Tolerance Day (annually observed on November 16). Students listed and sorted out all the positive values that tolerance brings as also all the negative values that intolerance brings.
Tolerance - Positive and Negative Values
Positive Values – hope, empathy, respect, forgiveness, justice, compassion, sharing, patience, friendship, love, acceptance, trust, kindness, equality
Negative Values – hate, anger, gossip, violence, neglect, humiliation, fear, loneliness, shame, anxiety, sadness, pain
Through the activity Dice up a story students rolled the dice which was covered with different words (values) on each side. The word they got they had to make up a short story with the topic on that value.
Emili (5th D form) wrote a classic fairy tale In the Magic Dust about greed.
Marta (6th D form) wrote a modern fairy tale The Magic Book about empathy.
In English class 5th D form made a poster on tolerance with their form teacher.
Through the activity Fairy Tales Then and Now students worked together and wrote a modern version of Rapunzel following the given instructions. Also, Mara (5th D form) wrote a classic fairy tale A Shiny Star.