Planning an activity

ACTIVITY: Accomodation

Brief description: students need to look for accomodation for their trip to the partner's country. Students from Barcelona will propose three good places to stay in their city, taking into account the location close to the school, the prize and the service. They will propose them in the blog we share. Then, students from the other European country will write an email to those accomodations in which they will ask for availability, prize, and other information they need. Then, the other European country will do the same.
When they have the final accomodation, teachers will book it. Then, students will present it to their parents, together with the rest of parts of the projects, in a final presentation.

Main objectives:
- To write an email in English.
- To look for information about accomodation in a real context.
- To cooperate to find accomodation in both countries.

Cooperation:
Both countries will help the other to find the accomodation by giving some options.

Timing: Two weeks in December
Session 1 (1h30): Look for accomodations in your city and propose them to the other country in the blog you share.
Session 2 (1h30): Have a look to the accomodations we've been proposed and write an email to the different accomodations.
Session 3 (1h30): Read the answers of the accomodations and choose one. Write another email to confirm the reservation.


Some weeks later, when the project will be finish, students will create the presentation to their parents and they will do the real trip (final products).

ACTIVITY'S SELF-ASSESMENT

Instructional practices	Level				Comments
	1	2	3	4
Activity
USE OF TECHNOLOGY			x		Basic tools and Internet.
COLLABORATION			x		Pupils will communicate and coordinate during the process, even though the teams are made of one nationality. Products made by partner schools will be used to progress in their own work.
FINAL PRODUCTS			x		Expected final products are clearly described.
PEDAGOGICAL OBJECTIVES			x		Objectives are clearly described and put in relation to the expected final products.