A Green Corner
eTwinning Activity: “A Green Corner”
📝 Description
“A Green Corner” is a collaborative eTwinning activity designed to encourage students to take an active role in improving their school environment. Students work in teams to create a small eco-friendly space in the school yard or classroom using plants, recycled materials, and creative design ideas.
The activity promotes environmental awareness while developing teamwork, responsibility, and creativity. Students document each stage of the process, from planning and planting to maintaining the green area.
🎯 Objectives
To raise awareness about environmental protection and sustainability
To develop students’ sense of responsibility towards nature
To encourage teamwork and collaboration in an international context
To improve communication skills in English through real-life tasks
To promote creativity by using recycled and natural materials
To integrate digital tools in documenting and presenting the project
🌱 Activities
Planning the design of the green corner
Collecting recycled materials (plastic bottles, old containers, etc.)
Planting flowers, herbs, or small trees
Decorating the space creatively
Maintaining and observing plant growth
Collaborating with partner schools and sharing ideas
🎥📸 Products / Outcomes
Students will create and share:
Photos documenting each stage of the project
Short videos presenting the process and final result
Digital posters (Canva / Genially) with eco-messages
Presentations about their green corner
Eco-diaries describing their experience
💬 Feedback & Evaluation
Students provide feedback through Padlet / Google Forms
Peer evaluation between partner schools
Reflection discussions about what they learned
Teachers assess participation, creativity, and collaboration
Final evaluation based on both the process and the final product
🌍 Impact
This activity helps students become more environmentally responsible while strengthening their digital and communication skills. It also builds a sense of community and international cooperation through eTwinning.