Little Voices, Big Connections: Νοεμβρίου 2025

3RD NOVEMBER'S ACTIVITY : "Emotional treasure island" - web game

In this activity, students play a fun emotions game, where each question mark hides a different feeling. As they progress from one level to the next, children try to guess the emotion behind each color and symbol. At the end, they answer a few simple questions to notice which emotions each class connects with each color.

Through this game, students discover that emotions are not the same for everyone—and that colors can express different feelings in different cultures.
A playful way for children to explore their own emotional “treasure”!

2ND NOVEMBER' S ACTIVITY : “Our Emotional Story Chain”

In this activity, 21 schools were randomly divided into seven teams using app-sorteos.com. Each team received one color–emotion (Red, Blue, Yellow, or Green), which became the theme for their collaboration.

The three schools in each team worked together to create a short story of three sentences—one sentence per school—forming a simple “story chain” based on their assigned emotion. Each school also created one matching image: a drawing, collage, or photo of an object in the team’s color (no faces shown).

All stories and images were uploaded to a shared Padlet. Finally, a Book Creator project will bring everything together, with one page for each team’s complete story and images.

1ST NOVEMBER'S ACTIVITY:EMOTION'S PALETTE

In our “Emotions Palette” activity, children learn to recognize, express, and share their feelings through colors. We begin by exploring basic emotions such as happiness, sadness, anger, love, fear, and calmness, using pictures, mirrors, and simple role-play games.
To create a common emotional code, we all work with the same four colors: Red, Yellow, Blue, and Green.

Each child chooses a color, draws the emotion that the color makes them feel, and adds the emotion word both in English and in their mother tongue, with the teacher’s support. The creations can be individual drawings, group artwork, or even short videos. Afterwards, everything is uploaded to our shared Padlet in the correct color column.

The journey continues with collaboration: classes from different countries explore each other’s drawings, compare emotions, and leave simple comments in English. Together, we discover how the same colors can represent different feelings around the world.
A colorful way to express ourselves, connect, and learn from one another!