RESULTS OF HOMEWORK FOR FAMILIES: CHOOSE YOUR FAVOURITE PLACE IN HYVINKÄÄ AND TELL ABOUT IT!

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Safer Internet Day in Poland

On the  Internet Safety's  Day all children from our kindergarten had a lot of fun. Every group prepared a poster – “What can we do with the mobile phones?”
Children with their parents took part in the contest – “My favorite safe mobile phone's application”.  From this we created a list of safe mobile phone's applications for children.

Than the whole kindergarten gathered together and we:

-      were watching a film about 5 most important rules – how to use the Internet,

-      were dancing with our friends,

-      were playing in "find someone who is just like you”.

and many more fantastic games. Our goal was to create a bond between children to show them how we can be different or the same and still like and respect each other.

Questionnaire on bullying

In our school we held a questionnaire with our 4th grades concerning the topic of bullying.
We would like to share with you the given answers and some representative opinions of our students:

1. What does "bullying" mean to you?
- speak badly/ say bad things about a person
- exclude a person
- laugh at a person
- ignore a person
- annoy someone together with other persons
- tease/ annoy or mentally destroy a person by telling bad things (e.g. about obesity)
- put someone in the internet and write something bad about him/her
- show photos about a person that are embarrassing 
- tease someone because he/ she is fat or has got a different skin colour


2. Have you ever been bullied by other children?

Yes        30,14 %

No         69,86 %

Description of the bullying situation:
- "They say that I am too thin/ fat"
-  mean words, swearwords
- "I was beaten by other kids."
-  "I have been exluded by other kids."
- "They say that I am bad."

Clarification of the situation: Did someone help you?
- "No"
- "Yes, my friend(s)."
- "There was a fight."
- "Yes, I talked to my parents and to my teacher."
- "I said "Stop!"
- "I was very sad and cried and didn´t want to go to school anymore. Nobody helped me."
- "No, except my mother. She told the teacher. I tried to ignore it all the time, but it didn´t work."
- "I went away."

3. Have you ever bullied other children?

Yes        19,18 %

No         80,82 % 

What did you do?
- "I teased her as asparagus because she is so zhin."
- "I have insulted him."
- "I teased him/her."

How has the situation been solved?
- "Not at all."
- "After a while it stopped."
- "The child´s mother came and we talked."
- "I wrote a letter to apologize."

4. What could you do to prevent bullying?
- instead of bullying: talk to each other
- "Leave the child alone that I don´t like."
- walk away, do something else
- play with the child
- call the parents, talk to the teacher
- help other children that are bullied
- not alway talk about a child with other children, not be nasty
 

Press week in Bordeaux

From the 20th to the 24th march, it was the national press week at school.
All groups of our school participated.
We organised different workshops for children :
- the differences between a newspaper and a magazine,
- the front page of a newspaper,
- how to find an information in a newspaper ? How to turn pages? the meteo,
- advertisment in the magazines : for who, what and how?
- work with documentary magazines,
- read specialised magazines ( for children, about car, about fishing, about coking etc....).

Eskarilaiset yllättävät uutisankkureina – oppeja Maijalta ja Kekeltä

Eskarilaiset yllättävät uutisankkureina – oppeja Maijalta ja Kekeltä

(click the purple link above and you will see the News)

TRANSLATION OF THE NEWS:

PRESCHOOL CHILDREN SURPRISE  TV-WATCHERS AS THEY WORK IN NEWS! THEY HAVE FOLLOWED REAL NEWS ANCHORS, MAIJA AND KEKE.

“GOOD AFTERNOON FROM KENTTIS NEWS…GOOD AFTERNOON!” THE FIRST SPEAKER IS JOSEFINA. SHE LOOKS STRAIGHT TO CAMERA BY TELLING: “HYVINKÄÄ WILL TURN 100 YEARS THIS YEAR”.

HERE YOU SEE HOW NEWS FROM “KENTTIS” IS GOING. THERE IS A REPORTER-PART, WHERE CHILDREN ASK FROM EACH OTHERS ABOUT THEIR FAVOURITE PLACES AND HOBBIES. ANYONE OF THE GROUP HAS AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE A REPORTER. KINDERGARDENTEACHER SUSANNA VELAMA IS IN CHARGE OF FILMING.

“WE HAVE AN EU ERASMUS+-PROJECT, WHERE WE FOCUS ON MEDIA EDUCATION. WE HAVE FOLLOWED NEWS AND CHILDREN HAVE NOTICED THAT YOU NEED TO SIT CALM AND SPEAK CLEARLY ON TV. I’M VERY HAPPY TO NOTICE THAT ALSO SHY CHILDREN WOULD LIKE TO BE A REPORTERS”, SAYS SUSANNA VELAMA.  

THERE IS ALSO A GUEST IN STUDIO AND THIS TIME IT IS MR MIKA TOMMOLA FROM NATIONAL MTV-NEWS. JOSEFINA AND LARI HAVE A STRICT QUESTION: “DO YOU FEEL EXCITED WHEN YOU WORK ON TV?”

“YES, IT’S ALWAYS A BIT EXCITING, BUT IT ALSO KEEPS YOU SHARP!”, ANSWERS MIKA TOMMOLA. THEN MIKA ASKS FROM JOSEFINA: “DO YOU FEEL EXCITED NOW?”  “NO!”, SAYS  JOSEFINA.

THEN ABOUT WEATHER: JOSEFINA AND LARI LOOK OUT OF THE WINDOW AND TELL WHAT THEY SEE. THAT’S IT. THEN IT’S TIME FOR A NICE ENDING OF THE NEWS; THE WHOLE PRESCHOOL GROUP SING AND IN THE END OF THE NEWS BOTH NEWS ANCHORS  CLAP THEIR PAPERS ON THE TABLE, JUST LIKE IN REAL NEWS ON TV.

MIKA TOMMOLA, MTV-NEWS REPORT