The pupils of the Dog Class (third and fourth year/autistic pupils) learned in class about the Roman Empire. One day they started to a very special excursion. They used their teachers mobile for following the actionbound orders through the town. They had to find their way and overcome a lot of challenges such as finding informations, create bulidings or caring for each other. They all had a lot of fun, although they were really unlucky with the weather.
The Frog Class (first year) experienced another Pirates Day. (This was not the exchange with the Rocket Class but another one.) The young pirates had to be successful in three team challenges. First they had to count pirate flags on the playground. The second task asked the children to sort in a row in accordance to their height without talking. The third challenge told them to transport a cup together without touching it. Did they manage? Did they get the treasure? Look for more in our material collection…
A school for children with problems in behaviour, in social and emotional development – that is what Janusz-Korczak-Schule is. The prerequisites are good: two or three teachers in a class with 15 to 17 pupils. A system of rules and rituals to help the children find the structure of their school life. School buildings especially built to fit the needs of special children. Regular and intense cooperation with parents or professional educators. Democratic participation in school life. And finally an attitude of all professionals in school that takes children seriously,…read more
Today we send you some impressions of our Pirates Adventure Day in the Rocket Class. It is a group of autistic children in their first and second year in school. The idea of the day was that young pirate pupils need to pass some (of course very difficult and dangerous) exams to become real pirates. They need to help each other because otherwise they won’t be successful. And here are the challenges of the day and the winning team: A myterious letter in a bottle reached the class… Designing a…read more
Hello to Everybody! Greetings from Heinrich-Böll-Schule. We already managed the biggest challenge of this winter in Germany: the influenza. That’s the reason for the long silence. But now (almost) everybody is healthy again and we are able to start our Erasmus-Challenges :). In our school we agreed, that our challenge should support the children to be part of a group and get fun by having success together. The first idea comes from Biancas class. These pupils are 9 to 11 years old and in the 4th grade. Challenge of…read more
