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BASIC
These projects will show more about life around where you live, peoples' attitudes and feelings and how they live.
They can all be repeated at a later date. Indeed once you submit a project, a diary note will be made and you will be emailed some 7 years later (7 is Richard's lucky number) and asked if you want to repeat it. If it has been done by a school then this would be with different pupils but covering the same area and format. It will allow us to see how changes have taken place both in life and attitudes.
We have given guidelines as to how we would like these projects completed and what we think it would be good to cover. However we fully understand that there are many limitations on teachers and learners so please, if you can only cover some of the topics, do submit your work to us.
You can read about the projects below or by clicking on the link at the side
AIMS:to look at the different experiences people have had in their lives all over the world. To see what effect these experiences have had and how people have coped.
FORMAT:a short piece of text about the writer or someone known to the writer.
LENGTH:as required, but ideally no longer than
NOTES:This project is suitable for all learners.
INSTRUCTIONS:First you have to choose the person you want to write about. They can be a member of your family, a friend or even yourself. The thing to remember is that you have to put the interesting or unusual facts about their life into a short piece of text.
We would suggest that you go and look at the projects that have already been done by our ONE WORLD SCHOOLS.
READING OTHERS:The exciting thing about the projects page is you can look at other peoples work and compare it with yours. With this project you can see the sort of things other people have done with their lives.
SUBMISSION INFO:When you are ready to send us your project, click on the 'submit' button on the main projects page. Then follow those instructions. With this project there are no problems if you are just giving us a URL or if you want us to host your project.
ONE WORLD SCHOOLS:This project has been done by
If you want to read our teachers notes for this project then click here.
A TYPICAL DAY IN THE LIFE OF ................
AIMS:to look at the lives of people in many different ages and locations around the world. The idea is to show how the chosen person lives one typical day in their life.
FORMAT:a short piece of text about someone known to the writer.
LENGTH:between 200 and 400 words
NOTES:This project is very suitable for younger learners or those who are learning English. If you want, you can include a drawing with your text.
INSTRUCTIONS:First you have to choose the person you want to write about. They can be a member of your family or a friend. You can even write about your day if you want. Make sure that you choose a typical day and try to think, or ask about, everything the person does.
We would suggest that you go and look at the projects that have already been done by our ONE WORLD SCHOOLS.
READING OTHERS:The exciting thing about the project page is you can look at other peoples work and compare it with yours. With this project you can see how people in other countries spend a day.
SUBMISSION INFO:When you are ready to send us your project, click on the 'submit' button on the main projects page. Then follow those instructions. With this project there are no problems if you are just giving us a URL or if you want us to host your project.
ONE WORLD SCHOOLS:The project has been done by
Beaconsfield Primary School
St Jospeh's, Busselton
Mount Pleasant Primary School
Southmoor Primary School
ZSK
Gimnazjum Nr. 25
Zespol Szkol Sportowych Nr 1
Zespol Szkol z oddzialami integracyjnymi nr 3
If you want to read our teachers notes for this project then click here.
WORDS HAVE MEANING
AIMS:to show which piece of writing either as prose, poetry or song lyric has a meaning for people all over the world
FORMAT:a piece of text
NOTES:This project is very suitable for younger learners or those who are learning English. However, by giving greater depth to the meaning of the text, it can also be used by more mature learners
INSTRUCTIONS:First think very carefully about which piece of text means something to you. Take your time with this. Then just copy out the piece of text. If it is in your language, and this is not English, then we would ask you to translate it into English too. You can therefore show both pieces of text. For our copyright conditions it is essential that you note down the author(s) of the work. The piece should not really be longer than 50 lines so if it is, for example, a longer poem, select the verses which mean the most to you.
Then we want you to write, in less than 1,000 words, much less if you want, why you chose this piece. Explain as much as you can about your reasons. Was it what was said, or how it was said? Did it mean something at a particular time in your life? Did you associate something or someone with it? Has it had an influence on you or on others in a wider context?
We would suggest that you go and look at the projects that have already been done by our ONE WORLD SCHOOLS.
READING OTHERS:The exciting thing about the projects page is you can look at other peoples work and compare it with yours. With this project you can see writings from all over the world and see why other people have made the choices they have. If you know more about where they live, you may be able to see an influence there. For example, people who have suffered or are suffering from oppression may chose a piece about freedom. See what you can find out and what will people think of you?
SUBMISSION INFO:When you are ready to send us your project, click on the 'submit' button on the main projects page. icon. Then follow those instructions. With this project there are no problems if you are just giving us an URL or if you want us to host your project.
ONE WORLD SCHOOLS:This project has been done by
Newman Senior High School
Gimnazjum Nr. 25
If you want to read our teachers notes for the project click here Back to top
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