On day 4 we went on a field trip to Mdina and Rabat and it was an amazing surprise! After 3 days in St. Paul´s Bay, I was very happy to see that Malta has spaces that are taken care of with adequate facilities wich allow residents and tourists to have a good quality of life. Furthermore, the visit to the Wignacourt museum of Rabat was very rich in terms of historical background.
Still under the topic Life on Land, the day started with an activity of matching concepts and definitions wicha was followed by a review of the sequence of activities carried out from yesterday regarding their applicability in our classes. Then, to start the topic The Water, we held a Quizizz on Climate Change which was followed by an online survey, on sites provided by the trainer, with the aim of creating a mini-activity on climate change. I used some resources available on Earthday.com to create a Quizizz that was practiced by all trainees. Another activity developed was, from the visualization of a video about water pollution, to elaborate five questions. The objective was to do a speed dating at the end, so that we could see how a relatively simple activity is so conducive to the development of our students' learning. In order to exemplify a form of interdisciplinary articulation, we carried out the Turtle Maths activity and proved the possibility of articulation between the e...
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