La Muixara School in La Nucia

We have learnt a lot from fun

From Alfas school ¡A great experience!

Rotes School looking for the fastest ship

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At IES n1 Xàbia a revolution!

At least but not last, here we are from Alicante.
Designing, testing, evaluating with experts, shiping ¡Guay!:

Instituto n1 Xàbia

Romanian Fibonacci Schools

The Greenwave project was very well received by the Romanian schools and many of them enthusiastically participated. Some images from the beginning of the 2012 edition of the project are presented: school students manufacture the needed equipment.

School “Alexandru cel Bun”- Iaşi

School no. 3 „Nicolae Titulescu” - Bucureşti

School no.1 – Ţăndărei

School no.280 “Mihail Sebastian” - Bucureşti

Measuring the weather

Hørup Centralskole, Denmark
Setting the stage:We started the project by visiting a weather station - the Lighthouse at Kregnæs

Focusing the inquiry: Inspired by the visit seeing how the weather is measured, the students desided to examine the weather themselves. In a brain storm they decided that weather can be devided into four cathegories: Wind, rain, temperature and sun.

Designing the inquiry: The students decided which of the four cathegories they wanted to examine. Then they designed their investigations - here a rain gauge.
                                    

Their drawings decribed their ideas and include lists of the materials they would like to use. It is of significance that the students build exactly what they have been drawing. However if they would like minor change or ajustments - and are able to argue in favour of these, the teacher might allow these.

Builing a prototype and testing it

Measuring wind speed

Measuring wind speed

 
Measuring the direction of the wind 

Validating and disseminatingThe students presented their projects in class - questions were asked and challanges in the process discussed.

Greenwave

Primary schools both in Portugal and Denmark will be sharing shool projects with an Inquiry-Based approach to teaching and their activities on looking for 'Signs of Spring' in the Greenwave Project