On these pages our youngest kindergarten toddlers as well as the self-conscious 9th graders are merrily sharing their moments from our Eco-School program activities. And teachers as well! For it takes us all to make T.I.S go green ;)
T.I.S Eco Committee 1st meeting 21.10.2022
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On the 21. of October our Eco Committee met for the first time this schoolyear. The meeting agenda and minutes are
In the Autumn our preschool group visited the neighboring Institute of Ecology and Earth Sciences of the University of Tartu. We had a wonderful visit, we learned and saw a lot and made some new friends. So, when the scientists working there had a lot of filter tip boxes they would not use anymore, and asked if we could have any use for them, we were jumping for joy! Our preschool group took a short walk to our neighbors and came back with a big box full of boxes of different colors and sizes. What did we do with the boxes? In preschool we each child has their own drawer, where they can keep their personal belongings. To keep their things organized, each child chose a box they liked the most. They wrote their name on it, decorated it with stickers and created a wonderful storage box for their pony tail holders, hair clips, lego pieces and all the other treasures they have. Secondly we had a fun learning experience with organizing the boxes qua size and colors, counting them...
Kindergarteners of Tartu International School contributed to cleaner environment and took part of the World Cleanup Day. Our groups walked different routes in the neighborhood of our school and checked if there were places that needed to be cleaned up. Unfortunately there were! Ready to take action! Children were really passionate and excited when going "trash hunting"! They were very attentive to notice even the smallest pieces of rubbish. Cleaning up the waste offered various learning experiences and arose opportunities to discuss different types of trash and the dangers that come along. The children learnt: the difference between natural waste and man-made rubbish. At first some children also started to clean up old leaves, feathers and berries lying on the ground. After discussing the differences and talking over what kind of waste we are cleaning up, we found dog poop. Some children said that as this is also natural it can be left on the ground, so we had the chance to...
Our Eco Committee met for the second time this school year. The meeting agenda and minutes can be found here . On the afternoon we hosted visitors from the Eco Committee of the Tallinn European school. The 7th graders showed them around the school vicinity, introducing our Energy Track and our back yard for outdoor lessons. 9th Graders having a Physics lesson on the specific heat capacity outdoors as part of an Outdoor Classroom Day Later on, the Eco Committees of the two schools, T.E.S (Tallinn European School) and T.I.S (Tartu International School) met to exchange experience and ideas on the Eco-Schools activities. Thank you, Artur, for leading the meeting! And thank you T.E.S. members for your fresh ideas and lovely gifts. T.E.S & T.I.S Eco Committees meet-up Some ideas that started to resonate on the common meeting: * Having challenges (for example on how active the students can be the Energy Track, or perhaps on noticing and picking up rubbish around the scho...
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