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Food for Thoughts: Connecting European Values Internationally Through Food

Project Structure

1. International Teams
   • Partner your students with peers from other European countries (via eTwinning, pen pals, or partner schools).
   • Form mixed teams to promote cross-cultural exchange.
2. Virtual Kickoff
   • Host an online meeting to introduce teams, discuss project goals, and brainstorm ideas about food and shared values.
3. Collaborative Research & Creation
   • Each team chooses a dish from their countries.
   • Research together via video calls, shared docs, and messaging platforms.
   • Explore how the dishes reflect European values (inclusion, sustainability, solidarity, etc).
4. Creative Online Presentation
   • Teams create digital content (videos, blogs, virtual “menus,” infographics, social media campaigns) showcasing their dishes and the values they represent.
   • Optional: Host a live virtual “Food for Thoughts” fair where teams present to each other and the wider school community.
5. Shared Cookbook or Website
   • Compile all recipes, stories, and value explanations into a collaborative online cookbook or website.
   • Invite families and communities to view and contribute.
6. Reflection & Feedback
   • Use online surveys, video journals, or discussion boards for students to reflect on what they learned about European values, food, and citizenship.

Tools & Platforms

• Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, or eTwinning for collaboration
• Padlet, Canva, or Google Sites for sharing creative work
• Zoom or Google Meet for live sessions

Real-World Skills

• Digital collaboration
• Intercultural communication
• Creative digital media
• Global citizenship

Music group PPT

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10V79P8-66CufOrrI1uM-P3XvT79EzSj2/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=100879971854156634607&rtpof=true&sd=true

Highly advised to use it together with the template :)

 

Is available in materials/files, here and/or in the page of the 2nd day, here