KIDS ARTS

ABOUT We want to increase the variety of kids arts that our students between 6 and 11 years of age can make in the classroom environment. By including kids arts in our education system, we will ensure that children's excess energy will be consumed in an acceptable manner, that a positive self-awareness will develop, that the child will develop self-confidence and success, cognitive, physical, psychological and so on. We have created this project for the development of these skills and for children to learn new kids arts. The arts made in different regions will be learned on this site. GOALS -The increase of diversity in learning experiences of students, -It’s aimed that increasing in the development of artistic development, social-emotional development, imagination development, cognitive development and personal discovery areas. -It is aimed to increase the school achievements and decrease the discipline and behavior problems in the following years thanks to the children making arts in appropriate conditions. PROCESS The project, which is planned to start in september, aims to make a kid art, class division for all participants of the learning art. Participants will share videos and photos of the kid arts made with TwinsPace. It is aimed to learn at least 10 different kid arts until the end of the project. RESULTS At the end of the project, the participants will have learned at least 10 kids arts and will have fun lessons with their students. Also with the data we will get from many schools; - Learning new kids arts used in educational system in other countries, - Increasing the quality and qualification of our education system by learning new kids arts, -obtaining popular certificates, improving language skills and technology use skills, and developing professional skills of our attendants. The studies made and the arts made can also be shared via eTwining (unofficial European Group), Etwining Europe (official European Group) groups established via facebook. In addition, partners can share their work at the official web addresses of their schools and in facebook accounts. They can share the views of their work on eTwinning Panels, which are reserved in the school.