Evaluation session

 1. Connect words with the related myth:

2. Project: using ICT, learning through drama and outdoor education create a project on the theme "Myths and Mithology"

Good practice example:

Mythical heroes hunting  -  "Where are you Myths?"

Evaluation session: Connecting the past with present

Project: using ICT, learning through drama and outdoor education create a project on the theme "Connecting the past with the present". Present a legend from your country using ICT tools; it has to be a film production; you may introduce sound effects, music, costumes, songs etc; maximum time alloted: 20 min.

Good practice example:

Windows to the past

Evaluation session : Once upon a time in Europe

Learn and play a teathre following the script:

"European Journey Through Legends"

Evaluation session: Ballads into an European context

• Choose a ballad (a traditional song dealing with themes relevant to myths or legends of your country)
• The following aspects of the ballad will be analyzed: geography, music, history and any other cultural reference relevant to the topic.
• Translation of the lyrics into English.
• Choose the way the original ballad and its “interpretation” will be presented during the evaluation session (e.g. singing, acting, power point, CD player...)
• Prepare the material (costumes, music instruments, maps...) necessary for the presentation. 
• Please note that a time limit (approximately 20 mins.) will be allotted to each of the groups  involved in the project.

How the session will work:

Each group will present the ballad in the chosen format. The English version of the original ballad will then shared around the class. Cultural aspects of the ballad are then dealt with.

Good practice example:

"Miorița and other Romanian Symbols"

The script of our presentation:

1.Media presentation of the ballad Miorița:

2.Interaction with audience

Was the Romanian Shepperd sad? Was he happy? Did he died peacefull? Nobody knows...but you could have an opinion after you watch the next movie - the story of the one Romanian UNESCO monument : - The Merry Cemetery from Săpânța.

3. The presentation of "Merry Cemetery" from Săpânța, Maramureș county, Romania











4. Interaction with audience

So, there , at Săpânța, every ending is a new beginning ... a new life. That's the Romanian spirit! We celebrate life each spring. We celebrate love, on February, at Dragobete's Day, the Romanian St. Valentin.

The party for love last even in March. The first day of march, we celebrate the Little March Amulet Day - "Mărțișor" Day, another celebration of love.

Who gives life? Women! That's why, we continue the spring party of love celebrating Women's Day or Mothers' Day on March 8th.

Let's celebrate the love, together, in advance, in Romanian style - let's showing each other love by accepting our Romanian hand-made small gifts: the little March amulets (the Romanians pupils gave to all audience those handmade gifts).  

Even boys received amulets and spring good luck wishes (on yellow page) ;)